When the Chardonnay grapes reach their ideal ripeness, the harvest begins. They are gathered entirely by hand, and during the picking process, they are also rigorously selected. According to the Warwick family, only the finest bunches are allowed to be bottled. The harvest is impressive every year, and we clearly see the vines aging, producing increasingly powerful bunches. A gentle pressing allows the juice to flow smoothly into the steel vats. The juice is so beautiful that the winemaker decided not to age this First Lady unoaked Chardonnay in oak. It's simply unnecessary, and you can taste the mature style in this white wine.
It's a real treat; the fruit just bursts forth upon opening the bottle. Beautiful aromas of pineapple, mango, white flowers, and a delightful hint of citrus! Oh, how delicious! Not heavy, but simply refined. The palate is wonderfully open and juicy, with lovely fruit nuances of peach, pear, and citrus. This Warwick The First Lady Chardonnay has a lovely, thick structure and a mild, refreshing finish.
