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2024 Yering Station Chardonnay
$40.00
$240.00
The proud definition of our house style. These wines are produced from vineyards that are carefully managed by Yering Station’s team to ensure they reflect, and continue to reflect, Yarra Valley’s hallmark characters.
Classic in style, this wine displays a tight mineral backbone overlaid with opulent stone fruit creaminess. The center is richly complex, with a typical Yarra Valley long and lingering finish.
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Viticulture
100% Chardonnay |
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2024 |
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Yarra Valley |
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The challenges of spring, namely high rainfall and humidity gave way to consistently warm temperatures. These conditions saw an earlier than expected start to the season, and a very compressed vintage which produced balanced wines with concentrated flavours. |
Tasting Notes
Pale gold |
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Nougat, cashew cream, lemon curd, honeysuckle flowers and juicy pomelo. |
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Fine white grapefuit phenolics wrap around a salty lemon acidity. Beautifully fragrant mix of white flowers, orange blossoms, frangipani. Light hints of bay leaf guide the white stonefuits through the palate. Persisent and elegant. |
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5-10 years |
Winemaking
13% |
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750ml |
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3.34 |
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Barrel fermentation in 500L French oak puncheons 10 - 14 days No France 13.5% new oak, 19.5% 1-year seasoned oak, 67% mix of up to 6-year seasoned oak. 9 months Yes - 25% of the batches went through full malolactic fermentation 50% underwent wild fermentation, 50% were fermented with a combination of CY3079, NBC, X ORIGIN & LALVIN M |
Professional Reviews
94
This is an example of precise Yarra engineering. Nothing is out of place; everything feels high spec; it’s tense of long and bristling with fruit. It tastes of hazelnuts and citrus, nectarines and nashi pears, green apple and slate. There’s a suggestion of green pineapple without ever really landing on it, and wafts of cedar too, along with a quick drift of herbs. Everything teams nicely. This is still very young but, even so, it’s very good.