Quite golden in colour for a young wine. Has that typical (for Norman Hardie) reductive, flinty nose, complex and...

A very even mineral toned chardonnay with amazingly well integrated aromas of apple, melon and lemon with slatey...

Average final score from judges at the 2019 National Wine Awards of Canada. Tasted blind in the County, June 2019.

This pours surprising deep lemon-gold. The nose is notably rich with leesy/bready notes, caraway, complex spice,...

Right off the top this is significantly toasty, stinky-reductive, even a little off-putting with its vegetal compost,...

Dense, smoky and tight. Certainly bolder than expected despite low alcohol. Toasty wood dominates at present but...

Highly aromatic nose is flinty and toasty with ripe apple, vanilla, and lemon aromas in a slightly reductive profile. It is medium-bodied on the palate with crisp, clean acids and reductive in style with more lemon, mineral, and poached apple flavours. Long, persistent finish that shows some of that famed County minerality. Tasted July/2019.