Wynns Coonawarra Estate Chardonnay (2022)

Wynns Coonawarra history dates back to 1861 when John Riddoch, who is Wynns Coonawarra estate figurehead, moved to the region. The 800 hectares of his land were divided and named Coonawarra fruit colony in 1890. Four-hectare allotments were then offered to colonists, and in 1891, planting started. Within the first year, 10,000 fruit trees and

95,000 vines were planted. This led to the establishment of a winery called chateau company. 

Wynns Coonawarra Estate Chardonnay demonstrates that Coonawarra offers a suitable environments for both fine whites as well a premium red wines. The long ripening season from Coonawarra’s cool southerly climate produces Chardonnay with excellent varietal character. Poached pear and stone fruit characters balance the soft natural acidity. Underlying complex barrel ferment characters present an elegant, beautifully balanced Chardonnay that will continue to develop with short-term cellaring.

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