About the wine
Big, bright, breathtaking Chardonnay from a famed New Zealand winemaking family
- This is Reserve Chardonnay, "Kiwi-style" – each sip is a wild burst of blazingly bright fruit with a fresh pop of refined citrus that'll take your breath away. Nicky made sure it got all the luxury treatments too – barrel-aging included!
- ...Fun fact: It's made by your favorite New Zealand winemaking family – Nicky and Peter Parish (AKA "Sis" and "Dad" to your Napa winemaker, Matt).
- With your support, they're producing fine, small-batch wines from their home estate – and loving every minute of it. "There is a lot of love that goes into making this barrel-aged wine," says Nicky. "We want our lovely Angel supporters to get the best wine possible!"
Best before
This wine will be great for the next 5-10 years.
Serving advice
Please serve slightly chilled.
Food match
This wine goes with loads of different food pairings. My absolute favorite would be a seafood paella loaded with New Zealand Green Lip Mussels, clams, snapper and calamari. Absolutely divine to share with friends and family.
Contains sulphites
Always check the label
New Zealand
Waipara
Chardonnay
Rich White
13.5% ABV
750ml
Meet the winemaker - Nicky Parish
- Meet Nicky and Peter... Nicky is the winemaker and Peter is the grower. They are father and daughter, and combined have 49 years experience in the wine industry.
- Making wine from the Waipara Valley, situated in North Canterbury on the South Island of NZ. Nicky's winemaking passions are crisp whites and Pinot Noir.
- For 10 years they grew grapes for the best producers in New Zealand (like Pegasus Bay), but 5 years ago they put their own name on the grapes when the vines hit their peak. Now Angels are helping Nicky and Peter continue their Dunnolly dream!
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$16.99
2018
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