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Black Flag Winemakers Cooler Chardonnay 2019

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Another 'I can’t believe he did this' uber-cool wine from Steve G, blending exceptional Chardonnay from Adelaide Hills and Tasmania.
Only 450 cases were made of this tropical Chardonnay with a citrus core, and a subtle lick of premium oak.
It will easily stand up to rich foods such as roast chicken with all the trimmings, but is also delicate enough to pair with seafood dishes.

ABV: 13.0%
Vintage: 2019
Size: 75cl

Bone dry

Sweet

Grape Type:
Chardonnay
Australia:
South Australia
Wine Category:
White
Wine Style:
Dry and Crisp Whites
At Its Best:
Now - End 2026
Winemaker:
Steve Grimley

Other classifications

Suitable
for Vegetarians
Suitable
for Vegans

Find out more about Black Flag Winemakers Cooler Chardonnay 2019

The Wine The Winemaker The Ratings

The Wine The Wine

Country of origin:

Australia

Region:

South Australia

This small batch premium Chardonnay is another belter from the Black Flag stable. For a wine that spent just under 12 months in newish oak, it's surprisingly subtle - but then again only the very best barrels were used to mature this wine. There's a touch of fine tannin and phenolics that wrap up the intensity of citrus and tropical fruit, leaving a really nice wine that should continue to gain complexity and intrigue over the next 5 - 7 years.

The Winemaker The Winemaker

Winemaker:

Steve Grimley

Steve Grimley heads up the winemaking team at his small winery on Chalk Hill in the McLaren Vale. 25 years of working with him has added countless classics to our range. We have no intention of settling for all the wins we've had, we're going to continue to push the boundaries and bring you truly exceptional wines that always carry his signature drinkability.

"Two brilliant, proper A Grade sites have been blended together to make this wine. It's more Adelaide Hills than Tasmania but I reckon the latter is more obvious in the glass with whipped lemon and the white fleshed tropical fruits. Happy drinking." - Steve Grimley, Winemaker.