Hubert De Castella was an Australian winemaking pioneer and at the start of the 20th Century St. Huberts was one of the colony's grandest wineries.
Hubert de Castella's passion for the Yarra Valley saw him establish the St. Huberts vineyard in 1862. In 1880 St. Huberts won the Emperor Wilhelm I of Germany's award for the most successful exhibitor at the Melbourne International Exhibition. The tradition of producing world acclaimed wines continues to this day.
The St. Huberts wines of today are a reflection of one of the best vineyard sites in the YarraValley. The Estate Vineyard at St. Huberts has long been considered one of the finest spots in the valley for Cabernet Sauvignon. The St. Huberts wines are all about complexity and soft, ripe flavours.
