Review Detail

A light yellow with a slightly green flint to the glass, the wine has a nicely balanced nose that shows elements of citrus and unripe peach skins with smokey oak inputs.

There is fig and nectarine on entry with richer stone fruits that are broad, with the finish showing drying fig and a dominance of spicy french oak.

This wine is on the substantial end of the Australian Chardonnay collide-a-scope with all elements having concentration.