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Chardonnay Lineup 44.0
$360
$179
12PK - $14.92 / BTL
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We all know how hot chardonnay is right now. From the modern and zippy to the all-out nostalgic butterball, chardy can do it all.
12PK - $14.92 / BTL
$360
$179
Or 4 payments of $44.75 with our buy now pay later providers.
To learn more, click on any of the providers below.
OFF RRP
Why do we love this case?
But no matter what style you prefer, good chardonnay always has that air of something special about it. We’ve got a range of regions, styles and ages covered. Happy exploring!
Included in this case:
2x Atlas Block 9 Chardonnay 2022
White — Chardonnay
Adelaide Hills — Australia
Welcome to one of our all-time favourite chardies. Crafted in small batches as they use only the most premium quality grapes, fruit for this particular Chardonnay is sourced from the fantastic Woodside vineyard in Adelaide Hills. Balanced, bright and creamy, this lovely drop is a tropical bowl packed to the rim with melon, mango, peach and grapefruit. There’s a pillowy softness to the palate and a lively acid line that drives its long finish.
You’d pay $35 full price.
Awards
Tasting Notes
2x Pyren Vineyards Tanwood Chardonnay 2023
White — Chardonnay
Pyrenees — Australia
Delightful and approachable. Green apple, citrus, pear, a touch of soft vanilla. On the palate, it's crisp and clean but ripe and weighty, papaya and grapefruit offer ripe tropical flavours and aromatics. The acid is lively and vibrant through the finish. This is a perfect wine to have on hand all summer long, fresh, exciting, energetic, and fruit driven - it'll go with anything and it'll please anyone.
You’d pay $25 full price.
Awards
Tasting Notes
2x Sorby Adams Handcrafted Chardonnay 2022
White — Chardonnay
Adelaide — Australia
Sorby Adams is a producer whose reds we have adored, and as we dabble into some whites we're continually astounded by how good his wines are. Having been head winemaker at Yalumba for 20 years, he certainly know how to make top quality vino. This chardy is genuinely unbelievable value for money: texturally it flows on the palate like a plush peach. Time on lees has meant that it has a yoghurty, creamy consistency and the finish is ever so delightful. I'm really damn excited about this wine, and I reckon you will be too mofo.
You’d pay $30 full price.
Awards
Tasting Notes
2x Flying Fish Cove Flying Fish Chardonnay 2021
White — Chardonnay
Margaret River — Australia
This is a seriously top deal on an oaky Marg chard that's as soft as it is spicy and as toasty as it is fruity. A little creamy as great chardy should be, but also bursting with fabulous stone fruit flair that plays like a symphony waltzing its way to a soft finish. As complex as it is refreshingly easy going and as mature as it is vivacious (now and for the next 3-5 years). A perfect accomplice to a lazy day on the back patio.
You’d pay $29 full price.
Tasting Notes
2x Save Our Souls Chardonnay 2019
White — Chardonnay
Yarra Valley — Australia
On the palate there is fresh tropical melon and citrus fruit with cooler green apple and pear notes woven in. An abundance of fruit. There's genuine weight, too, which we don't often see in chardy at this price point – it's got real oomph which is both satisfying and delightful. The acid is long and linear, growing in intensity through the finish. This is a weekend wine at a mid-week price. Exceptional value at full retail whack, but here it is half price for you Mofos...
You’d pay $30 full price.
Awards
Tasting Notes
2x Gapsted Limited Release Chardonnay 2021
White — Chardonnay
King Valley — Australia
Fresh and energetic chardy from Victoria’s High Country. Nutty, a little savoury and cheesy in parts, but with zippy stone fruit acidity that bristles on the palate. This is a wonderful example of high altitude brightness that doesn’t become overly lean or stingy. Nectarine, whole lemon, apricot, white peach - this has got it all. Complex and generous chardy under fifteen bucks? Sounds like a steal to me.
You’d pay $31 full price.
