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Vasse Felix 'Heytesbury' Chardonnay 2023
Vasse Felix 'Heytesbury' Chardonnay 2023

Vasse Felix 'Heytesbury' Chardonnay 2023

SKU: VFCH202312 UCAU
Regular price $130.00
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Vasse Felix is one of the most esteemed wineries in Australia, renowned for producing top-quality wines, been at the forefront of winemaking in the Margaret River region for over 50 years, and their wines consistently receive critical acclaim and awards.

Margaret River is known for producing outstanding Chardonnay, and the grapes used in the Heytesbury Chardonnay are sourced from the region's finest vineyards, the wine bursts with vibrant flavors of citrus, stone fruits, and melon, with hints of toasty oak and a subtle minerality.

100% Gingin clone and true to Heytesbury perfume and structure. A savoury, delicate and beautifully structured, complex wine in a delayed, yet moderately warm harvest year.

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Vasse Felix 'Heytesbury' Chardonnay 2023
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    • Description

      A benchmark example of Margaret River’s finesse and complexity in cool-climate Chardonnay. Crafted by one of Australia’s most renowned wineries, this premium wine showcases meticulous winemaking from old, low-yielding vines in the finest vineyard sites. The 2023 vintage is vibrant and refined, balancing fresh citrus, white peach, and subtle almond notes with a mineral backbone and gentle oak integration. With its creamy texture, lively acidity, and impressive length, this Chardonnay reflects the skill of Chief Winemaker Virginia Willcock and will age gracefully over the next decade.



      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

    A benchmark example of Margaret River’s finesse and complexity in cool-climate Chardonnay. Crafted by one of Australia’s most renowned wineries, this premium wine showcases meticulous winemaking from old, low-yielding vines in the finest vineyard sites. The 2023 vintage is vibrant and refined, balancing fresh citrus, white peach, and subtle almond notes with a mineral backbone and gentle oak integration. With its creamy texture, lively acidity, and impressive length, this Chardonnay reflects the skill of Chief Winemaker Virginia Willcock and will age gracefully over the next decade.



    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
    Vasse Felix

    Dr Thomas Cullit was a pioneer in the Margaret river region, establishing Vasse Felix in 1967 (first plantings in August 1967) - the founding wine estate of Margaret River. Located in the Wilyabrup sub-region, Vasse Felix also has vineyards in both the northern and southern ends of the appellation. Wilyabrup is the arguably most ideally suited sub-region for growing top Cabernet Sauvignon with its climate and 'terroir' comparable to Bordeaux's left bank Pomerol region

    Chief winemaker Virginia Willcock is one of the most highly awarded and acclaimed female winemakers in Australia, having been named 2012 Gourmet Traveller Wine's Australian Winemaker of the Year. The estate was also named Winery of the Year in The Western Australian Wine Guide 2014. Her ability to craft wonderful whites and reds puts her in the top echelon of producers in the land.

    The story behind the 'bird' in the logo, is an amusing one. Apparently the first few years for the vines were tough, with most of the fruit either destroyed by rot or eaten by native birds. In an attempt to protect the grapes from bird damage during harvest, falconry was introduced. This however proved to be unsuccessful as the first time the falcon was released to circle the vineyard it flew straight into the surrounding forest.

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