Daniel Graham’s Sigurd 2015 Fjörd Adelaide Hills Chardonnay
would be glorious with food, though the food would have to be equally bold
(maybe Southern-fried chicken), for the Chardy, bold in its goldy-gold colour,
has a bold, textured palate of ginger and vanilla with a memory of the traditional
peach/apricot which zipped out of the opened bottle as its perfume, and the
stone fruit being underscored by cinnamon. Daniel Graham, like Jared Dixon of
Jilly wines, are part of a cork-and-wax revolution, returning bottles of wine
to their traditional packaging. This Sigurd Chardi’s label mimics the Adelaide
Hills in high summer with a yellow sky, as if in early sunset, as a backdrop to
white/pink hills, on a stout, dark and heavy bottle.
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