£22.00
Serve this Chardonnay chilled to enhance its crisp and fruity character. Oyster Bay Chardonnay is a white wine from the Marlborough region of New Zealand, known for its cool climate viticulture.
- Features fragrant white peach and vibrant citrus notes with a creamy texture.
- Sealed with a screwcap closure to preserve freshness and ensure consistent quality.
- Made from Chardonnay grapes and has an alcohol content of 13.5% vol.
- Produced in New Zealand by Oyster Bay Wines, capturing the region's special character.
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Oyster Bay wines capture the special character of New Zealand, offering elegant, assertive wines with glorious fruit flavours.
Wine of New Zealand. Sealed with a screwcap closure to preserve freshness and provide consistent quality for your enjoyment. 13.5% VOL.
Country of origin: New Zealand. Grape variety: Chardonnay. Tasting notes: Fragrant white peach, vibrant citrus with lingering lime zest and a creamy texture.
Warning: This product is age restricted to 18 or over.
Vinification details: The fruit was destemmed and lightly pressed, with the free run juice cold settled to partial clarity, racked into stainless steel fermentation tanks and inoculated with a pure yeast culture. 50% of the ferment underwent a temperature-controlled fermentation at 14-16C for several weeks. No malolactic fermentation was undertaken. The resulting wine was blended and filtered prior to bottling.
