Category Archives: Tumbarumba

Fruit forward, top value Chardonnay. It’s not profound or complex but what’s on offer is sapid and enjoyable. Melon, nectarine and citrus are the main aromas and the palate is shapely with a streak of stony minerality and just a whisper of … Continue reading →

There aren’t any great thrills offered by this Barwang Chardonnay – you’ll have to trade up to the “842″ version for that – but it’s well made and comforting in its own way. Aromas of lemon barley, white peach, melon and … Continue reading →

Haven’t tasted a Hungerford Hill in a while, and this is a lovely way to renew my acquaintance with the producer. A Chardonnay that doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel but succeeds admirably through a sense of balance and harmony. … Continue reading →