Cool climate Chardonnay characters prevail with grapefruit, melon, white stone fruit, mineral and a hint of struck match. The palate shows richness despite the lack of malolactic fermentation, principally from the vines now over 40 years of age.

Wine review

Utterly delicious and, yet, so serious in intent and presence. Friendly, fragrant in lemon blossom, nectarine, white peach, ruby grapefruit, nougat and flint. Seamless in presentation, ripe in fruit quality and nicely weighted oak with brulée custard notes. It brings Beechworth energy and fresh acidity to the fore – juicy and delicious. Quietly complex, too - 95 points."
- Jeni Port for Halliday Wine Companion.

A strongly regional wine boasting the typical knit of tension, judicious oak and glazed stone fruits, albeit, sewn together with a looser weave. A premium wine, no two ways about it. But a touchstone to that which lies beyond. And in terms of Beechworth chardonnay, that is a great deal. Drink or hold. Screw cap. - 92 points."
- Ned Goodwin for James Suckling.

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