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Chardonnay Selection 12.0
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6PK - $19.83 / BTL
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Chardonnay is Australia's most beloved white wine varietal. From the modern and zippy to the all-out nostalgic butterball, chardy can do it all.
6PK - $19.83 / BTL
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1x Mr Riggs Idle Lane Chardonnay 2022
White — Chardonnay
Adelaide Hills — Australia
If you want great wine, you go to Ben Riggs. That's what most of McLaren Vale and surrounds would tell you, too. We pleaded for our hand at some chardy, and we weren't disappointed with the result. Saline and citrus driven, with a smattering of vanilla and nuts from some time in seasoned oak. You'd be surprised at how easily this drinks now, but will guarantee a few years of pleasure-filled drinking to come.
You’d pay $35 full price.
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1x Rob Dolan Wines Chardonnay 2023
White — Chardonnay
Victoria — Australia
Whether we’ll admit it or not, we all play favourites, and this chardonnay comes from one of our favourite wineries in the biz, Rob Dolan. It’s bursting with personality (much like the Rob himself). There’s a nice line of lemony citrus, hints of cashew and a sneaky oak backbone holding it all together. Pour us another glass and let's get settled in.
You’d pay $35 full price.
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1x Byron & Harold Gravity Black Chardonnay 2023
White — Chardonnay
Margaret River — Australia
A little rich and a little creamy. A powerful citrus core framed by riper tropical nuance. This is the Margaret River chardy we've been hangin' out for. The wine is lead by a fleshy lemon and lemon drop confectionary citrus drive. There is genuine power and presence in that bright acid core. Some tropical notes of ripe melon and charred pineapple play on the edges, with desiccated coconut and vanilla offering further complexity. Fresh cream and star anise aromatics reveal themselves late in the piece once the wine has had a moment to open up a little. The finish persists longer than you think it will, exciting and surprising long after you've set the glass down. Drinking brilliantly now, but don't be afraid to set a few down for up to a decade - you'll be handsomely rewarded for your patience.
You’d pay $45 full price.
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1x St Johns Brook Single Vineyard Chardonnay 2020
White — Chardonnay
Margaret River — Australia
Bright citrus and stone fruit at the fore; whole lemon and lemon curd with grapefruit and nectarine freshness. A bit of burnt pineapple and meringue speak to the warmer regionality. The wine is underscored by a distinct buttery, nutty generosity throughout which really comes into its own at the lasting finish. A little lick of new French oak gives adds a layer of richness and gives the wine shape and structure in the mouth. This is simple stunning chardy at the price, stock up while you can because it won't be here long.
You’d pay $34 full price.
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1x Riversdale Estate Pisces Chardonnay 2022
White — Chardonnay
Tasmania — Australia
Another knockout wine from one of our Coal River favourites. A bit on the fuller side for such a cool climate region, but we absolutely love that. There's a sophisticated mineral line running throughout, which delves into the salinity realm without going full Chablis. Peaches and apricots round out the fruit weight component, and the acid persists throughout, giving the wine magnificent line drive. Tasmania has such a capacity to produce excellence vintage after vintage, and this wine certainly hasn't bucked that trend.
You’d pay $38 full price.
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1x Taltarni Estate Chardonnay 2023
White — Chardonnay
Pyrenees — Australia
Creamy, textured, shapely on the palate - that's the quality of the oak on show. There is some beeswax-y, toasty nuance, too. The main act, though, is the excellent fruit quality on show. Green apple, winter pear, some papaya, grapefruit, and whole citrus - the complexity of the fruit pulls you deeper into the wine, inviting and delighting the senses. The finish is marked by precise acidity and palate richness, both in perfect step with one another. This is 2023 vintage that is drinking well now, but it will reward your patience.
You’d pay $40 full price.