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Adega | d'Arenberg |
|---|---|
Uvas | Chardonnay |
Região | Adelaide Hills |
Estilo de vinho | Chardonnay australiano |
Teor alcoólico | 13.5% |
Alergénios | Contém sulfitos |
Descrição do vinho | It has crisp and minerally cool climate characters, mixed with an authentic splash of Aussie sunshine. The nose is brimming with classic Chardonnay characters of white nectarine, granny smith apple, frangipani and fig with the addition of a lovely savoury, sea spray note. There is also a very faint whisper of butterscotch derived from the lightly toasted and well-seasoned French oak. The palate is also bursting with flavour but the wine is not at all blousy. |
It’s safe to say that most roads in Australian wine country lead to Chardonnay! Cultivated in most of Australia’s wine regions, this nation grows more Chardonnay than most countries on the planet, coming in 3rd place after France and the United States.
Originally introduced to the continent in 1832, Chardonnay production really got rolling in the 1950s and it was just a few short decades later th...
