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2009 Auntsfield Estate Chardonnay

Recommended Retail   $34.00 NZD   Cellar Door Retail   $32.00

The 2009 vintage of the Estate Chardonnay displays intense and complex aromatics with a rich and intense palate.

Rich aromas of stone fruit and ripe citrus peel are integrated with a subtle French oak influence. Ripe peach and nectarine flavours are balanced with hints of hazelnut, butterscotch and honeycomb, creating a vibrant and powerful wine with seamless integration.

Winemaker's Notes

The fruit for this wine was hand harvested and whole bunch pressed, allowing clean and intensely flavoured juice to be crushed from the grape.

The juice was fermented in French oak barriques, with a combination of indigenous and cultured yeast. The use of indigenous yeast resulted in a long slow fermentation, followed by extended barrel aging on yeast lees. This maturation allowed the oak flavours to gently integrate with the fruit and yeast lees characters and develop increased richness and complexity in the wine.

Color:

  Rich straw gold

Aroma:

  Intense and complex, this wine displays aromas of nectarine, peach, apricot, mandarin and orange peel integrated with a slight spice from the sweet French oak influence.

Palate:

  Rich stone fruit flavours of nectarine, peach and apricot, integrated with a subtle French oak influence for spice and butterscotch A tight and well structured palate with underlying minerality giving the wine seamless length and complexity.

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