Farr Rising Chardonnay Tim Smith Tightly bound fruit with phenolic

Tightly bound fruit with phenolic tension at front sliding through to peach

and upon first inspection

Inky purple

Enchanting aromas of perfume and spice surge from the glass

A succulent

Farr Rising Chardonnay Tim Smith Tightly bound fruit with phenolicThe Farr Rising chardonnay sits next to the Farr Rising pinot noir vineyard. Unlike the black soil of the latter, however, the chardonnays' soil has a large proportion of grey loam. This vineyard is more protected than other sites because of its undulation, but fertility and growing levels remain very low. The clones used for the chardonnay are a mixture of Dijon clones and Penfolds 58, all planted in 2001. Its a suggestion of a golden flash in the