Stone fruit and a touch of rockiness. Really liked how the acid worked here – never sticks out just holds the wine...

Roasted hazelnut, lemon and oak dominate the nose and palate. A bold wine and still balanced thanks to its relatively...

Good value here in a somewhat leaner yet full flavoured style of Aussie chardonnay that is nicely balanced. The nose...

Adelaide Hills is becoming the place for the grapes for the new Aussie chardonnay, fresher, crisper and less oak of...

A simple chardonnay with very pleasant tree fruit. Good concentration with nicely integrated oak. Good value.

A fairly quiet introduction on the nose, but clean. Good body, although a touch dilute on the mid-palate in terms of...

a crisp, dry, lightly oaked example well proportioned and measured, with citrus, green tree fruit and apple flavours....

A true value Chard that stands out from the rest in this price range

Description: Bright gold in colour with a medium+ intense nose. This wine features light toasted oak, lemon zest, honeydew melon, white peach, pear, green apples, nutmeg, clove and coconut. Medium+ body with good acidity and a fairly long length.

Negatives: None

Interesting Note: Don't over chill this wine in order to for all the flavours to come out. I love that an entry level Chard has moderate alcohol of 13% vs 14% or higher.

Drink now or in the next 3-5 years on its own or pair it with .

Tasted: 16 Nov 2015

Best Buy

Score: 9/10, Value: 9+/10 (Clearance price: 9.5/10) Total: 18+/20

Out of 5 stars, I rated this wine: 4