Complex aromas, delicate pear and citrus fruit flavours enhanced by French oak.

Bargain hunters rejoice for we have found the ultimate Chardonnay for you to enjoy for under $20 a six pack! We have scoured vineyards across South Eastern Australia to find the very best value fruit we could find and result is this well rounded, stone fruit rich Chardonnay with a length of flavour that will certainly surprise most. Amazing value in any one's book.

A perfect example why chardonnay has been one of Australia's most popular whites. This is a beautiful expression of the exquisite cool climate fruit from the Kyeema Vineyard. Peach and melon with good length.

Pristine grapefruit, green apple and white nectarine with complex notes of fennel. Restrained barrel-derived cinnamon and subtle struck-flint aromatics allude to the purity and intensity of this wine. Seamlessly structured, this single vineyard wine shows the distinctive features of the high altitude Johansen vineyard. After 18 months in the bottle, a backbone of citrus and refined texture leads to a long refreshing finish. A wine of both purity and power with intense length and flavour.

A bright yellow straw colour with an elegant nose of lemon citrus. The palate is soft with nutty and cream characters. The healthy soils have created a full bodied, smooth and balanced flavour with a soft taste that lingers and enhances the complex berry fruit flavours. This wine is refreshing, crispy and has a hint of peach and apricot.Designed to be enjoyed now - serve chilled.A perfect match with fish, Asian style chicken and pork.

Lark Hill Blanc De Blancs NV is a lively, vibrant and refreshing aperitif.

Nick’s Chardonnay is made from fruit coming from the Maragle vineyard in Tumbarumba. Picked slightly later than usual and spending 15 months in old oak - the reason being was to make a rounder and richer style of Chardonnay that still showed classic Tumbarumba crunch and finesse. The nose is quite subtle, with lovely hints of peach, stone fruit and cashew nuts.

The curious adventurer in Bryan Martin speaks loudest in Chardonnay. Eschewing convention, he toys with vessels and methods to coax every drop of character from the fruit, and the results are always thrilling, striking and delightfully unexpected. Unconventional, sure—but wow, does this taste good.