Mystery Marlborough Chardonnay 2018 (Export label)
- French oak
- Apricot
- Almond
- Bright finish
"Attractively fruited and inviting, the bouquet shows ripe peach, fig, nougat and roasted cashew aromas, followed by a succulent palate that is supple and creamy. The wine offers youthful charm and drinkability with appealing fruit flavours and elegant complexity" Sam Kim, Wine Orbit
This easy drinking Chardonnay offers fresh notes of apricot, peach, mandarin, and soft floral aromatics on the nose. Vanilla and almond notes support the more prominent stone fruit characters. On the palate, there are smooth, rounded, creamy notes, backed up with a bright, citrus finish.
The 2017/2018 growing season was characterised by a hot, dry summer, with healthy looking canopies and slightly lower than average bunch counts. This was followed by an extremely wet February, and then more sun in March. Flavours developed well during the warm months and so harvest started early.
A mix of hand and machine picked fruit was harvested and fermented with a combination of indigenous and cultured yeasts. Fermentation occurred in French oak barrels and stainless-steel tanks. The young wines were left on gross lees for 8 months prior to blending, which helped the wines develop texture and weight. Roughly 80% of the wine underwent natural malo-lactic fermentation.
Food Pairing: Scallops wrapped in bacon with a pecorino shaving would make for a perfect food match to this approachable wine.
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Mystery Marlborough Chardonnay 2018 (Export label)
Mystery Marlborough Chardonnay 2018 (Export label)
- French oak
- Apricot
- Almond
- Bright finish
"Attractively fruited and inviting, the bouquet shows ripe peach, fig, nougat and roasted cashew aromas, followed by a succulent palate that is supple and creamy. The wine offers youthful charm and drinkability with appealing fruit flavours and elegant complexity" Sam Kim, Wine Orbit
This easy drinking Chardonnay offers fresh notes of apricot, peach, mandarin, and soft floral aromatics on the nose. Vanilla and almond notes support the more prominent stone fruit characters. On the palate, there are smooth, rounded, creamy notes, backed up with a bright, citrus finish.
The 2017/2018 growing season was characterised by a hot, dry summer, with healthy looking canopies and slightly lower than average bunch counts. This was followed by an extremely wet February, and then more sun in March. Flavours developed well during the warm months and so harvest started early.
A mix of hand and machine picked fruit was harvested and fermented with a combination of indigenous and cultured yeasts. Fermentation occurred in French oak barrels and stainless-steel tanks. The young wines were left on gross lees for 8 months prior to blending, which helped the wines develop texture and weight. Roughly 80% of the wine underwent natural malo-lactic fermentation.
Food Pairing: Scallops wrapped in bacon with a pecorino shaving would make for a perfect food match to this approachable wine.
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- French oak
- Apricot
- Almond
- Bright finish
"Attractively fruited and inviting, the bouquet shows ripe peach, fig, nougat and roasted cashew aromas, followed by a succulent palate that is supple and creamy. The wine offers youthful charm and drinkability with appealing fruit flavours and elegant complexity" Sam Kim, Wine Orbit
This easy drinking Chardonnay offers fresh notes of apricot, peach, mandarin, and soft floral aromatics on the nose. Vanilla and almond notes support the more prominent stone fruit characters. On the palate, there are smooth, rounded, creamy notes, backed up with a bright, citrus finish.
The 2017/2018 growing season was characterised by a hot, dry summer, with healthy looking canopies and slightly lower than average bunch counts. This was followed by an extremely wet February, and then more sun in March. Flavours developed well during the warm months and so harvest started early.
A mix of hand and machine picked fruit was harvested and fermented with a combination of indigenous and cultured yeasts. Fermentation occurred in French oak barrels and stainless-steel tanks. The young wines were left on gross lees for 8 months prior to blending, which helped the wines develop texture and weight. Roughly 80% of the wine underwent natural malo-lactic fermentation.
Food Pairing: Scallops wrapped in bacon with a pecorino shaving would make for a perfect food match to this approachable wine.























