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Mornington Peninsula

2025 Peninsula Chardonnay

Whole bunch pressed straight to French barriques and puncheons, wild fermented and left nine months on lees with regular stirring for depth. Fresh melon and white peach over citrus blossom and a faint saline lift, finishing long and zesty.

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Variety
Chardonnay
Region
Mornington Peninsula
Alc/Vol
13%
Drink
2026 – 2031
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Tasting Notes

NOSE

Fresh melon and white peach with citrus blossom and a faint saline lift.

PALATE

Lively and finely structured, with a savoury edge and a long, zesty finish.

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Peninsula

True to its name, The Peninsula range of wines represents the Crittenden family's dedication to over 40 years of viticulture and winemaking in this cool maritime region. Parcels of grapes have been selected from various vineyards across the Mornington Peninsula to produce vibrant and aromatic wines which truly reflect their ideal climatic origins.

VINTAGE

The 2025 season stands among Victoria's best this century. Calm dry weather during flowering delivered ample fruit set, a rare treat compared to that of recent years. Summer then brought ideal conditions: moderate rain, no extreme heat, and steady ripening that preserved acidity, built structure, and intensified flavour. A truly exceptional vintage for whites and reds alike.

WINEMAKING

The fruit was hand harvested and whole bunch pressed to a mixture of one and two year old French oak barriques (225 litre barrels) and puncheons (500 litre barrels) and was allowed to ferment spontaneously using natural yeast. Some temperature control was exerted over the barrel ferments to ensure the retention of clean fruit characters. The wine was stored, subject to a topping regime, in the same barrels for 9 months, where the lees was stirred back into the wine periodically to add to the complexity and richness. Bottled January 2026.

Best paired with

  1. Grilled prawns with garlic butter
  2. Spring pea and mint risotto
  3. Prawn tempura with lemon