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2021 Chardonnay
$25.00
1 Critic Note
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Yarra Valley Chardonnay is a queen amongst wines; sophisticated, serene and perfectly poised. A variety whose remarkable winemaking heritage combines with regional youth and vitality to deliver a rewarding, multi-faceted wine able to satisfy a thirst or take to the table.
Region: Yarra Valley
Alc/Vol: 13%
Smells like: Fresh pear, lemon, poached apple, florals and marzipan
Tastes like: Crisp, fresh and dry with a stonefruit core and citrusy pithy texture
Goes with: Paella del Mar, BBQ chicken with fresh coriander salsa verde, smoked salmon and brie fritatta. Fiction, fantasy and a little romance.
Description
| Wine making: | 2021 was the tale of two seasons. Leading up to harvest it was very wet and cool. Then only weeks before picking the sun came out and led to fully ripe and flavoursome Chardonnay with excellent natural acidity
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Critics’ tasting notes
Delivery Information
All our products are shipped from Milawa, VIC.
Delivery ETA: 3 to 10 business days pending postcodes.
| Zone (defined by postcode) | Australia Post |
| Albury/ VIC Country | $15.00 |
| Melbourne | $12.00 |
| Sydney, ACT | $16.00 |
| NSW Country | $16.00 |
| Adelaide, Brisbane, Ipswich, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast | $16.00 |
| QLD / SA Country | $20.00 |
| Tasmania | $25.00 |
| Perth, Country WA | $20.00 |
| NT | $36.00 |
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“A mouthwateringly good, light-bodied chardonnay that’ll work great with food. Expressive stone fruit, grapefruit and green apple dominate early before a tight finish. Using tank and barrel-fermented grapes adds balance, with an absence of malolactic fermentation only upping the fresh factor. One to bust out at your next barbecue or lockdown picnic. “
Herald Sun, Melbourne 19/10/2021