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Robert Stein Winery & Vineyard

New South Wales, Mudgee, Australia

  • Weather

    24° C Clear sky

  • Time

    15:21 PM

  • Wine average?

    93 Tb

  • Popularity ranking?

    250

History

Brought out from Germany by the Macarthur family (of sheep-breeding fame) in 1838, Johann Stein carried with him the first cuttings of Rhine Riesling to survive in Australia. Under his supervision the Macarthur’s Camden Park vineyard flourished as one of the earliest wineries in Australia. Johann’s brother, Jacob, then went on to establish his own vineyard called “Sandal Farm” on Prospect Creek near Carramar, in Sydney’s South-West.

 

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