McGuigan planted the first vines in 1880 in the Hunter Valley, an area of New South Wales, located in southeastern Australia. Although temperatures can reach extremes, viticulture is certainly feasible. Chardonnay, for example, thrives in this part of Australia. The Coldridge Estate vineyards are situated in a unique microclimate, making this Coldridge Chardonnay a truly unique white wine.
Grilled fish or spiced prawns on the menu? A glass filled with Coldridge Chardonnay is the perfect accompaniment. An excellent wine-food pairing your guests will be talking about for years to come. The aroma of Coldridge Chardonnay offers a wealth of exotic fruit. You'll discover mango, pineapple, honey, and even a hint of raisin. These tropical notes carry through to the flavor of Coldridge Chardonnay. An exotic palette will tantalize your taste buds. A subtle acidity adds a touch of freshness. An exceptionally balanced glass of wine that we absolutely adore.
