Chardonnay - Bay of Fires Chardonnay pagescreek to be one of the

to be one of the best locations in Martinborough for growing pinot grapes

with vines originally planted by the late Margaret & Dennis Pooley at their Cooinda Vale property in the Coal River Valley in 1985

albeit one that will satisfy big pinot fans and also big red drinkers in general

3 x 2020 Mud House Claim 431 Pinot Noir: Claim 431 is a limited production

It’s dense and deep for sure

Chardonnay - Bay of Fires Chardonnay pagescreek to be one of theFine fruit from the state's top vineyard sites, in this vintage Coal V, East Coast and Derwent Valley. Intense peach, white flowers, almond meal and cashew from subtle oak. Richer in the mouth than the fine and aromatic nose suggests. Nutty, buttery with salted caramel, citrus tang and baked yellow peaches. Flinty.