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Domaine Naturaliste 'Purus' Chardonnay 2024 - United Cellars
Domaine Naturaliste 'Purus' Chardonnay 2024 - United Cellars

Domaine Naturaliste 'Purus' Chardonnay 2024

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Australia’s most influential and respected wine critic, Mr. James Halliday, has awarded Domaine Naturaliste the Best Value Winery in Australia in 2020.

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Wild herbs and florals, grapefruit and citrus, pebbles and stones,there's fantastic tension and nerve, and a biting minerality within a soothingly fine palate.

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    • Description

      Purus is a translation of pristine flavours, textures and the climate of southern Margaret River Chardonnay into wine. The vines have been carefully managed to allow only dappled light into the fruiting zone. This promotes flavour development, low tannins and bright levels of natural acidity. The fruit is sourced from select parcels of Dijon clones grown in the cool southern end of Margaret River. The compact bunches of perfectly solarised berries are hand harvested at first light to preserve freshness of fruit. Pure perfumes of white pear, jasmine flower and wet granite are elegantly suspended above a palate carved from grapefruit pith and white nectarine flesh. Lashings of focused white fruit tannin and porcelain texture and length culminate in a sheer wall of quenching minerality and bristling tension.

      Tasting Profile

      • Light
      • Full
      • Low Tannin
      • Tannic
      • Sweet
      • Dry
      • Low Acidity
      • High Acidity
      Aroma:

      Apple, Lemon, Nectarine

      Palate:

      Apple, Cream, Peach

      Food Pairings:
      Cheese Cheese
      Fish Fish
      Poultry Poultry

    Description

    Purus is a translation of pristine flavours, textures and the climate of southern Margaret River Chardonnay into wine. The vines have been carefully managed to allow only dappled light into the fruiting zone. This promotes flavour development, low tannins and bright levels of natural acidity. The fruit is sourced from select parcels of Dijon clones grown in the cool southern end of Margaret River. The compact bunches of perfectly solarised berries are hand harvested at first light to preserve freshness of fruit. Pure perfumes of white pear, jasmine flower and wet granite are elegantly suspended above a palate carved from grapefruit pith and white nectarine flesh. Lashings of focused white fruit tannin and porcelain texture and length culminate in a sheer wall of quenching minerality and bristling tension.

    Tasting Profile

    • Light
    • Full
    • Low Tannin
    • Tannic
    • Sweet
    • Dry
    • Low Acidity
    • High Acidity
    Aroma:

    Apple, Lemon, Nectarine

    Palate:

    Apple, Cream, Peach

    Food Pairings:
    Cheese Cheese
    Fish Fish
    Poultry Poultry
    Domaine Naturaliste

    Of the Domaine Naturalist wines, made by award-winning winemaker Bruce Dukes, James Halliday says 'The sheer quality of the wines he makes is equalled only by his consistency.' Classic Margaret River varietals done to a very high quality given the modest price of the range.

    Domaine Naturalist was awarded 'Best WA Winemaker 2011' by Wines of Western Australia and makes wines in 'An artisanal approach and quality inputs result in beautifully balanced wines.' Bruce Dukes has 24 years of local and international winemaking experience with 4 years at Francis Ford Coppola's Niebaum-Coppola winery in California taught him an important lesson; to understand and respect history, and to find out how and why ‘things happen’ and which techniques influence and shape the winemakers’ art. During his time in the Napa Valley, Dukes’ exacting and confident approach was succinctly captured by distinguished wine expert and writer Professor Steven Kolpan who noted in his book on Niebaum-Coppola entitled ‘A Sense of Place’ that;

    'Bruce Dukes articulates the art and science of winemaking with elegance and ease. Dukes knows that the finest wines are made vine by vine, berry by berry...'