Torbreck The Steading GSM 2022
Torbreck The Steading GSM 2022

Torbreck The Steading GSM 2022

Cellar or drinkRed wineAustralia94+ points - Erin Larkin, Robert Parker’s The Wine Advocate Cork2.64%

Barossa blend, elevated 🍇🔥

The 2022 Torbreck The Steading is proof that when Grenache, Shiraz, and Mataro come together, magic happens. Layered, textural, and grounded in old-vine Barossa fruit (some dating back to the 1800s).

Expect red plum, dark cherry, and dried herbs, with savoury spice, earthiness, and a silky structure that makes it one of the most versatile wines in the lineup. Matured in large format oak for 20 months, it’s polished without being overdone.

Officially recognised as a Classified (Second Growth) in Langton’s Classification, The Steading continues to prove that GSM can be both soulful and seriously collectible.

Drink window,2024 to 2037
Historical performance*, 2.64%
Type,Red wine
Varietals,Grenache, Shiraz, Mataro
Vintage,2022
ABV,15%
Country,Australia
Region,South Australia
Sub region,Barossa Valley
Bottle size,750ml
Bottle closure,Cork

*10-year performance (or since release). As at Jan 2025
Data source: WineSearcher
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Flavour & structure
Red fruitSpice & pepperFine tanninsBalanced
Food pairing
Red meatSteak & BBQPasta & tomato

What the experts say about this wine

The 2022 The Steading is juicy, fleshy and aromatically abundant. It is routinely a reliably satisfying wine, and it has been ever since I started drinking wine. Framed by this fine, fresh, late vintage, the Steading looks better than ever, with raspberry, licorice, mulberry, star anise and a hint of aniseed. Super! 15% alcohol, sealed under natural cork and wax.

In 2022, the Steading blend is 50/31/19% grenache/shiraz/mataro and is the picture of the contemporary Barossan GSM. Red and blue fruits predominately, with a flash of blueberry and cranberry providing the high tones. Plenty of detail and delineation, the gingery spiced grenache and meaty-edged mataro clearly visible and simpatico with the shiraz fruit tones. There's some pith to the fine, sandy tannins and a mineral sapidity to its savoury endpoint. Great drinking. Consistently.

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