Sydney Australiia
Tasted Thursday, September 1, 2005 - Sunday, January 1, 2006 by pmh with 709 views
I recently moved from the states to Sydney Australia and have started to get settled in by finding a good everyday Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc that won't break the bank (under $15 US). Here are my notes:
2004 De Bortoli Victoria 78 Points
Australia, Victoria
(10/3/2005)
Bought this wine looking for an everyday Chardonnay ($10 au). Was OK, relatively full of fruit. Possibly a little sweet. Will keep looking for that everyday wine.
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2004 Miranda Chardonnay High Country Cool Climate Wine 80 Points
Australia
(10/8/2005)
Looking for a good everyday wine here in Australia. This one is the best so far, less a typical Chardonnay, but more a citrisy sauvignaun Blanc type. Really nice balance with good fruit and very clean. Although aged in oak barrels, no noticible oak in the wine.
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2003 Zilzie Chardonnay Selection 23 75 Points
Australia, Victoria
(9/28/2005)
Bought at the recommendation of the local wine merchant for a table wine. Too sweet for my tastes. Ill look elsewhere for my table-wine.
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2003 Bunnamagoo Estate Chardonnay 85 Points
Australia, New South Wales, Central Ranges, Mudgee
(10/18/2005)
In my quest to find a good every-day chardonnay, this was my 4th wine to try and the best so far! A nice clean flavor, with a good, "buttery" mouth feel. Great balance. Very true to style. Good finish. Would recommend and will be out buying a case of this. It sells for about $15au = $12us.
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2003 3 Oceans Wine Company / Palandri Chardonnay 88 Points
Australia, Western Australia, South West Australia, Margaret River
(11/4/2005)
A very nice, full bodied/buttery Chardonnay. Good value at $18au = $15us. Has notes of oak and vanalla but not over oaked. Very nice balance. Very nice aroma. Enjoyed it quite a bit. (Not at all biased by drinking it while eating fish and chips under the Sydney Harbour bridge with the Opera House just across the water.) Price pushes it out of the "everday wine" category that I am so fond of, but good wine for a special dinner.
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