Coonawarra Estate Chardonnay 2020, Wynns

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Coonawarra Estate Chardonnay 2020, Wynns
Wynns
£12.50 at The Great Wine Co.
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Elegant pear and nectarine fruit flavours are beautifully showcased in the Coonawarra Estate Chardonnay 2020 by Wynns. This exceptional wine offers a delightful combination of fruity and nutty notes, creating a truly memorable drinking experience.

With its creamy cashew nut texture, this Chardonnay provides a luxurious mouthfeel that enhances the overall enjoyment. The natural cool climate acidity adds a refreshing touch, drawing out the palate and leaving a clean and flinty lingering finish.

As the largest owner of vineyard land in Coonawarra, Wynns is renowned for its commitment to quality and craftsmanship. The vineyards benefit from the world-famous terra rossa soil, which contributes to the wine's unique character and exceptional taste.

Buy Coonawarra Estate Chardonnay 2020 online and indulge in the exquisite flavours and textures that this Wynns creation has to offer. Treat yourself to a bottle of this elegant and well-balanced Chardonnay, perfect for special occasions or for simply enjoying a moment of relaxation.

At a glance

  • Shop: The Great Wine Co.
  • Brand: Wynns
  • Price: £12.50

Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.

Good to know

  • Most everyday Chardonnay is best within a few years of the vintage.
  • Blanc de Blancs Champagne is usually 100% Chardonnay.
  • Recork and refrigerate an opened bottle; it keeps for a few days.

Common questions

Is Chardonnay dry?

Still Chardonnay is almost always dry. Ripe fruit and oak can give an impression of sweetness, but there is usually little residual sugar.

Why do some Chardonnays taste buttery?

Mostly because of malolactic fermentation, often combined with oak ageing. Crisp, unoaked styles such as many Chablis have little or none of that character.

Read our guide: Chardonnay

Categories: White Wines, Chardonnay