Utzinger Fumé Blanc 2025

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$40.00

Utzinger Fumé Blanc 2025 delights with fresh passionfruit and elderflower scents complemented by a crisp, vibrant palate and a smooth, mineral-driven finish. This wine is an excellent choice for those who appreciate lively white wines with subtle complexity.

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Product specifications

Wine Maker

Matthias Utzinger

Year

2025

Region

Tamar Valley

Vineyard

Utzinger

Aroma

Intense and lifted nose. Passionfruit, elderflower, green apple with some very subtle toasted characters.

Palette

Bright yellow with green hue. Fresh attack with crisp acidity, good volume, long finish on mineral aromatics.

Pairings

Pairs well with fresh seafood, goat's cheese, or light Asian dishes, matching the wine's crisp acidity and texture.

Wine Making

West Tamar fruit from our vineyard, hand-picked, destemmed, 4 hours on skins, gently pressed, 6 months on full lees in old French oak barrels, no malo, gentle filtration, screwcap.
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Meet the owners

Utzinger is a genuine love story. Swiss-trained winemaker Matthias Utzinger met Tasmanian-raised Lauren while travelling, and after a stint learning the ropes at Stefano Lubiana's Huon Valley vineyard, the couple planted their own five-hectare certified organic estate from scratch at Legana in 2018. Every vine, clone and row spacing was chosen deliberately, and the wines, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Syrah, Riesling and a fumé-style Sauvignon Blanc, are made with minimal intervention. Their "Roter Satz" field blend has already picked up back-to-back trophies at the Young Gun of Wine Awards.

Matthias & Lauren Utzinger — Utzinger

Tamar Valley

About the region

The Tamar Valley is Tasmania's oldest wine region, stretching from Launceston to the Bass Strait in the state's north. Its cool maritime climate and iron-rich soils create ideal growing conditions, and the numbers speak for themselves, home to over 30 family-owned wineries, the Tamar Valley accounts for more than a third of Tasmania's total wine production. Viticulture here goes back a long way too, with the first commercial vineyard established in the mid-1800s at Windermere, its cuttings even helping establish some of South Australia's earliest vineyards. Today, the Tamar Valley is celebrated for its Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling and sparkling wines, each one reflecting the region's exceptional terroir and winemaking heritage.

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