Displays aromas of elderflower, fresh-baked puff pastry, lemon curd and wet slate. A refined, driven palate of white peach, creamy cashew, and Portuguese tart with a textural, flinty, and lengthy finish Enjoy now or cellaring will reward.

Coulter Wines’ Rathmine Single Vineyard Chardonnay comes from a carefully selected site in the Adelaide Hills, known for producing fruit with fine natural acidity and purity of flavour. Winemaker Christopher Coulter focuses on small-batch production, working with minimal intervention to highlight the character of the vineyard. Hand-picked fruit is whole-bunch pressed and undergoes wild fermentation in French oak barrels, with a portion of new oak used for structure and complexity. Lees stirring during maturation builds texture and depth while maintaining freshness. Each vintage shows a consistent profile shaped by the cool climate and meticulous winemaking. Expect aromas of citrus, stone fruit and a hint of flint, leading to a palate with layers of white peach, grapefruit and subtle oak spice. The finish is long and precise, making it a versatile wine for cellaring or immediate enjoyment, and a strong example of modern Adelaide Hills Chardonnay.