Chardonnay

Margaret River, Western Australia. From another cracking Margaret River vintage and following their 2014 Parterre Chardonnay the 2022 is another classic...

Napa Valley, United States. Freemark Abbey’s history begins in 1886 when Josephine Tychson, the first female vintner in California, built the original redwood cellar on which the estate sits. The winery is best known for crafting classically structured Cabernet Sauvignon from pedigreed sites, including the iconic Bosché and Sycamore vineyards...

Coal River Valley, Tasmania. Fresh and creamy, this delicious Tasmanian Chardonnay has tasty floral and lightly toasted nut aromas all balanced by subtle oak and minerality. It’s lush and creamy with nectarine, peach and citrus flavours and zippy acidity. Cellar it for 2+ years or enjoy it now with your favourite creamy chicken dish...

McLaren Vale85%, Coonawarra 15%.The wine displays a honey and melon bouquet integrated with subtle vanillin oak aromas and a rich flavoursome palate w...

Adelaide Hills, South Australia. Fresh, fine, complex and understated with subtle cream, nuts and peach overtones. Crisp and tight with a supple mid palate with drying savoury faint grip at the finish. Fresh and delicate with a generous mid palate. Positive texture adds to the savoury edge...

 

 

WINERY RATING

James Halliday, Australian Wine Companion 2012

Yarra Valley, Victoria. Single vineyard range. Picked from the Sexton vineyard, the Gruyere Farm, and the Applejack vineyard. Elevation was 130-300 metres. With North and East-facing slopes...

Yarra Valley, Victoria. Savoury smoky, struck match characters are front and centre but the primary fruit, which chief winemaker Steve Flamsteed believes to be a feature of the vintage, handles those sulphide-like features with aplomb. White stonefruits, apricot, lime and hard cheese all play a role with lemon curd and a fine but driving grapefruit spine providing the foundation. Oatmeal and brazil nuts become more apparent as it opens up. Extremely complex and a little unexpected…but in a delightful way...