2019 HUNTER VALLEY CHARDONNAY
Honeyed gold peach and apricot harmonizing delicious tropical fruit tones, richful palates guiding you to the creamy cleansing finish. A sensual and thoughtful delight, inspiring reflection and rebirth.
Cellaring: Now - 6 years
Alcohol 13.8%
Honeyed gold peach and apricot harmonizing delicious tropical fruit tones, richful palates guiding you to the creamy cleansing finish. A sensual and thoughtful delight, inspiring reflection and rebirth.
Cellaring: Now - 6 years
Alcohol 13.8%
Honeyed gold peach and apricot harmonizing delicious tropical fruit tones, richful palates guiding you to the creamy cleansing finish. A sensual and thoughtful delight, inspiring reflection and rebirth.
Cellaring: Now - 6 years
Alcohol 13.8%
MINDFUL, EVOLVING, REBORN
Colour
Pale white gold in colour with vibrant lime green fluorescent hues.
Aroma
Lifted aromas of stewed white peach and nectarine with supporting honeysuckle. There are also aromas of freshly baked brioche and vanilla bean. Wafts of crushed cashew nut and fresh thyme are also evident.
Palate
The palate is full bodied, ripe, complex, soft, generous and dry. It displays upfront fruit flavours of ripe fig, green melon and freshly cut pineapple. The mid palate is layered with vanilla and custard apple flavours with hints of cinnamon and clove. The back palate is long, lingering, soft and dry
Food pairing
Roast chicken with roasted potatoes and sweet corn, pan seared ocean trout with a berblanc sauce, Baked camembert.
Chardonnay – Introduction
Chardonnay – Food Pairing
★★★★★
“My vision for the Weerona Chardonnay was to create a Chardonnay with elegance, finesse, richness and great length. The Hunter Valley is the birthplace of Australian Chardonnay and produces styles that show more depth and flavour profiles. This Chardonnay is all about the pristine fruit that the 2019 vintage provided for us. The oak is the supporting role, balancing the wine and giving multiple layers to an already complex wine. We are very excited about our first release Chardonnay and believe that this wine made itself and is a pure expression of the Hunter Valley.”
- Michael Partridge, Weerona winemaker.
