From 2025 Halliday Winemaker of the Year, Liz Silkman. The pristine fruit and flawless use of French oak combine to produce a delicious Chardonnay that can be savoured now or cellared for a few years. 97 points Halliday
🏆 We’re so excited to have this wine in the House. A trophy and gold medal winner from a distinguished Broke-Fordwich vineyard, it is full of vivid freshness, energy and precision.
The style of this chardonnay is textural and savoury. The crisp, mineral characters of the fruit are supported by complex flavours of oak and lees maturation.
This Single Vineyard Reserve Chardonnay is a celebration of the skill and determination of viticulturalist Liz Riley, vineyard manager Dave Grosser, international wine consultant John Belsham and owner Karin Adcock. We think you'll love this impressive wine.
From next generation winemaker Jerome Scarborough, this is a definite departure from the traditional Scarborough style. CIt;s chiselled with zippy citrus notes and a subtle line of oak. The palate has overtones of pear and almond with a lemon zest zippiness at the finish
2022 was a great year for Chardonnay in the Hunter and this wine has pure fruit notes of white peach and citrus, well integrated oak and a textured palate. 96 Points Halliday
This chardonnay is picked early to retain natural acidity and citrus flavours. Unique structure, blended with a small portion of unoaked wine to increase the fresh lifted fruit on the palate. The result of a 5 year discovery of Hunter Valley Chardonnay.
A progressive and elegant style of Hunter Valley Chardonnay. Aromas of melon and preserved citrus peel are layered with toasty oak to complete the nose.
