Tolpuddle Vineyard

Tasmania Chardonnay

9.127 ratings
9.214 pro ratings
Tasmania, Australia
Chardonnay
Duck, Shellfish, Goose, Mushrooms, Manchego & Parmesan, Game, Pork, Squash & Root Vegetables, Chicken, Turkey, Cheddar & Gruyere, Meaty & Oily Fish, White Fish, Shellfish, Crab & Lobster, Cream Sauces
Top Notes For
Scott Taddeo

Looking good. Still haven’t felt acidic but sits within the wine a little better and provides could carry

Looking good. Still haven’t felt acidic but sits within the wine a little better and provides could carry

Dec 26th, 2017
Scott Rowe

Hello there, just finding his feet and in a good position.

Hello there, just finding his feet and in a good position.

Feb 28th, 2017
Scott Rowe

It just keeps getting better!!

It just keeps getting better!!

Jun 13th, 2016
Scott Rowe

Age worthy and drinkable but the 2014 so much more approachable.

Age worthy and drinkable but the 2014 so much more approachable.

Oct 29th, 2015
Charlie Beatty

Buyer wineworksonline.com

8.8

Bright fruit, good complexity, really well balanced. Great starter wine with salads, seafood apps, or roast chicken . Bravo CB

Bright fruit, good complexity, really well balanced. Great starter wine with salads, seafood apps, or roast chicken . Bravo CB

Nov 2nd, 2014
NOBUHIKO YAMAKAWA

March 26,2021

March 26,2021

Mar 26th, 2021
Owen Norris

Pear, melon, french oak, high minerality

Pear, melon, french oak, high minerality

Jul 26th, 2018
Galen Hasler

Needed 4 hours to open. Gorgeous

Needed 4 hours to open. Gorgeous

Dec 29th, 2017
Martin Mills

Not my preferred style of Chardonnay but intriguing nonetheless. Very very pale colour with a nose of lemon curd. Very acidic on the palate with the faintest whiff of oak and Malo cream. I read that this vineyard was originally planted for sparkling wine and it is reminiscent of a blanc de blancs style with lots of acidity and minerality. Originally $60 Canadian, which is too much, but marked down to $35, excellent value at that price if you’re fond of Chablis style, cool climate chard.

Not my preferred style of Chardonnay but intriguing nonetheless. Very very pale colour with a nose of lemon curd. Very acidic on the palate with the faintest whiff of oak and Malo cream. I read that this vineyard was originally planted for sparkling wine and it is reminiscent of a blanc de blancs style with lots of acidity and minerality. Originally $60 Canadian, which is too much, but marked down to $35, excellent value at that price if you’re fond of Chablis style, cool climate chard.

Oct 1st, 2017
Martin Frowde

Very pale colour with delicate grapefruit bouquet. Interesting taste - lightly buttery Chardonnay with grapefruit notes and an acidic backbone that almost makes it like a blend of Sauvignon blanc with Chardonnay. Slightly waxy aftertaste. Would be interesting to revisit in a few years to see how some bottle age changes matters.

Very pale colour with delicate grapefruit bouquet. Interesting taste - lightly buttery Chardonnay with grapefruit notes and an acidic backbone that almost makes it like a blend of Sauvignon blanc with Chardonnay. Slightly waxy aftertaste. Would be interesting to revisit in a few years to see how some bottle age changes matters.

Mar 3rd, 2016