Trentham Estate Chardonnay, 2024
Trentham Estate Chardonnay, 2024
- White Still
- 75.0cl
- 13.0%
- Chardonnay
Expressing bright citrus and green apple flavours, Trentham Estate Chardonnay 2022 combines a creamy texture with balanced acidity.
Its clean finish and subtle oak influence make it an excellent match for seafood or creamy pasta dishes.
- ❖ ABV: 13.0%
Grapes
Chardonnay
Vintage report
The Murray Darling had a growing season in 2024 that kept growers on their toes. The region's continental climate delivered its usual extremes, but growers broadly reported a season with enough warmth to ripen fruit fully without the brutal, concentrated heat events that can strip freshness from the harvest. Careful canopy management and a willingness to pick at the right moment — rather than chasing numbers — made the difference between the wines that sing and those that simply shout.
The resulting wines lean towards freshness and definition rather than the broad, generous weight the region was once known for. Shiraz has real presence without being overblown, and the white varieties — Chardonnay in particular — are showing genuine brightness and drive. These are not wines that need years in a cellar to reveal themselves; most are drinking well now and should hold comfortably until 2027 or 2028, with the better reds perhaps going a year or two beyond that.
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