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Chardonnay
Tasmanian Chardonnay has a way of changing people's minds about the variety. Precise, textural and genuinely built to age, it shows what cool climate fruit and careful winemaking can do when they're given the time to get it right. Our collection runs from the mineral driven wines of the Coal River Valley to the richer, creamier styles coming out of the Tamar, so there's something here whether you're opening a bottle tonight or setting one aside for the next ten years.
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Apsley Gorge's Chardonnay is a wine that doesn't need to announce itself it simply delivers. A clean, pure varietal nose hints at the richness to come, with subtle French oak and a textured mouthfeel that lingers beautifully. Purity, expression, and complexity in every sip. From one of Tasmania's most quietly impressive East Coast producers. Pair with fresh crayfish, scallops, or pan-seared fish. Drink now through 2031.
Pooley's Coal River Valley Chardonnay is generous, vibrant, and full of character. White peach, rock melon, and pear on the nose, with candy apple and nectarine on the palate balanced by a hint of toasted biscuit. Seamlessly integrated oak and a lean acid profile give this wine a perfect harmony of fruit and texture. Pair with fresh seafood, poultry, or creamy pasta dishes. Drink now through 2030.
Indulge in the bright yellow hues and inviting aromas of Utzinger Chardonnay 2025. With medium intensity and a touch of roasted hazelnuts, this wine offers a balanced fusion of flinty minerality and fresh yellow stone fruit. The medium acid attack and light to medium body lead to a lengthy finish of pithy citrus and subtle oak influence.
This Chardonnay is a harmonious blend of fruit and oak, offering a vibrant and enjoyable drinking experience.
Evenfall blends fruit from the Tamar Valley and East Coast to create a Chardonnay of genuine balance and elegance. Lemon, peach, and a subtle nuttiness on the nose, with citrus and peach on the palate complemented by refined textures of almond meal and lemon curd. Bright acidity keeps everything fresh without overpowering the delicate complexity, and the rich, creamy finish lingers beautifully. Pair with fresh seafood, roast chicken, or creamy pasta. Drink now through 2029.
From Stefano Lubiana's certified biodynamic Derwent Valley estate, the Primavera Chardonnay blends fruit from the Granton and Cradoc vineyards, two distinct sites that bring richness and brightness in equal measure. Bold and refreshing, with a layered flavour profile that rewards attention. A wine that reflects the care and philosophy of one of Tasmania's most respected producers. Pair with fresh seafood, roast chicken, or aged soft cheese. Drink now through 2029.
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Josef Chromy's Chardonnay is a wine of elegance, purity, and freshness. Nuts, oak spice, flint, and a bright bouquet of citrus and stone fruit on the nose. The palate has a mineral, chalky quality with a touch of sea spray and lively acidity driving tension and energy throughout. Citrus, fine toasty oak, and a subtle note of nutmeg spice lead to a long, moreish finish. A serious Chardonnay from one of Tasmania's great estates. Pair with fresh crayfish, pan-seared scallops, or aged soft cheese. Drink now through 2031.
Crafted from three separate blocks and given extended time on lees, Holm Oak's Chardonnay is a wine of real depth and refinement. Citrus, apricot kernel, and white peach on the nose, harmoniously integrated with spicy oak. The palate is rich and textural from malolactic fermentation, finishing with a clean, fine minerally acidity and a subtle oyster shell savouriness that adds genuine complexity. Pair with fresh crayfish, scallops, or roast chicken. Drink now through 2031.
A rare opportunity! The Sinapius 2019 Close Planted Chardonnay is a museum release of genuine distinction. Luminous pale straw with vibrant green undertones, the nose offers elegant creamy oak vanilla framing layers of citrus and grapefruit alongside refreshing briny minerality. Green grape and delicate white flower aromatics add refinement, while savoury oak spice and finely tuned Pipers acidity provide backbone and complexity. Caught beautifully between youthful vibrancy and graceful maturation. Limited stock — for patient collectors seeking rewarding medium term development. Pair with fresh crayfish, aged soft cheese, or pan-seared fish. Drink now through 2032.
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NextEvery glass, a different Tasmania
Cool nights, mineral soils, and a climate winemakers elsewhere would kill for. It's why Tasmanian wine tastes the way it does, and why one variety here can taste nothing like the same variety made anywhere else.
Made in small batches, on purpose
These aren't wines built for supermarket shelves. Most come from producers making a few hundred cases a year, which means what's in stock now might not be again.
Pick a style, not just a label
Whatever you're drawn to, there's a Tasmanian producer doing it well. Explore the range and find the version that's yours.
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