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d'Arenberg The Stump Jump Lightly Wooded Chardonnay

With d'Arenberg The Stump Jump Lightly Wooded Chardonnay, gorgeous aromas of peach and honeydew melon dominate the nose with a nice dose of green apple freshness and a hint of spicy oak in the background.

Nectarines complete the party on the palate with chalky acidity and a lovely mouthfeel reminiscent of custard. The oak is very subtle and brings texture and a hint of supporting spice notes.

The berries are harvested from plots in the Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale vineyards. After careful crushing, the juice is gently extracted from the skins using a basket press. 60% of the juice from the d'Arenberg The Stumpf Jump Lightly Wooded Chardonnay is partially or fully fermented in a blend of older French and American oak barrels to add a hint of spice and mouthfeel. After fermentation is complete, winemakers taste-test all batches to determine which best complements this smooth and fruity style of Chardonnay.

With a plate of fresh seafood, chicken or salad, you simply can't go past this little gem.

Wine type:
Weißwein
Taste:
trocken
Vintage:
2024
Region:
McLaren Vale
Country:
Australia
Vineyard/Brand :
Grape variety:
Alcohol content:
12,5  % by volume
Total acidity:
6,4 g/l
Residual sugar:
2,6 g/l
pH:
3,34
Recommended drinking temperature:
8-10 °C
Filling quantity:
0,75 litres
Allergen:
contains Sulfite
Caloric value per 100 ml:
313 kJ / 75 kcal
Ingredients:
GTIN/EAN:
9311832577006
Importer:
Wein Wolf Import GmbH & Co. Verwaltungs KG
Königswinterer Str. 552
D-53227 Bonn
d’Arenberg Wines

D'Arenberg ist eines der bedeutendsten Weingüter in McLaren Vale. Es befindet sich etwa 35 Kilometer südlich von Adelaide in Australien. 1912 kaufte Joseph Osborn die etablierten Milton Vineyards in den Hügeln nördlich von den Townships von Gloucester und Bellevue, die heute als McLaren Vale bekannt sind.

Seit 1984 leitet Chester d' Arenberg Osborn in vierter Generation als Winemaker den Keller von d’Arenberg.

Das Klima rund um die d’Arenberg Lagen ist gemäßigt mediterran mit kühlen und feuchten Wintern, sowie langen, warmen und trockenen Sommerperioden. Es bietet ideale Bedingungen für außergewöhnliche Weine. Die Weinanbauregion liegt auf der Höhe vom Meeresspiegel und steigt bis auf etwa 220 Meter im Norden an. Hervorragende Ergebnisse bringen beispielsweise bei d'Arenberg die Rebsorten Grenache, Shiraz, Mourvedre, Merlot für Rotweine sowie Chardonnay Trauben und sogar Riesling für Weißweine.

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