I discovered a great Chardonnay recently for a very cheap
price – but with limited availability under strange circumstances: the
remainders of a 2014 McLaren Vale (South Australia) Chardonnay from Dowie
Doole, exported by Tilley's Wines to the USA. It's a shame, because all of its
features are attractive: in colour, a classic gold, but with the slightest of
slightest pink tinges; the smell and palate intriguing, with fairy-floss,
pine-lemon-lime in the former redolent of a sweet heaven, and a
fantastical/whimsical edge on the latter of a high lemon-snow cliff-face, or
peach. As a wine, it's carnivalesque sideshow alley without the agro. Tilley
says they are recognised as a leading importer of characterful wines from small,
family-run vineyards in McLaren Vale, Adelaide Hills and Clare Valley. The
label features the lovely leaping movement of a horse through the typeface of
Hunt.
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