Chardonnay Semillon Wines

Sacred Hill was inspired by the name given by a local hermit to the low rocky outcrop that overlooks the Riverina plain. The hermit, who now has almost mythical status in the region, inhabited a cave in the hillside for many years. Sacred Hill has...

Some people might scoff at organics but it makes sense if you can afford to treat your vineyard as naturally as possible free of pesticides and herbicides. Unfortunately most wineries can’t risk losing their vineyards but Temple Bruer have managed...

No not a Holden Premier but a Lindemans Premier, which is similar but more winey! This gentle, fruity white wine is citrussy and full of flavour. Unsubtle but also pleasant, its citrussy and very easy to drink.

A bright, crisp and zesty wine, Eaglehawk Semillon Chardonnay brings together a classic Australian varietal pairing with the fresh citrus and grassy aromas of Semillon perfectly complementing the rich summer peach and nectarine aromas of Chardonna...

Sacred Hill was inspired by the name given by a local hermit to the low rocky outcrop that overlooks the Riverina plain. The hermit, who now has almost mythical status in the region, inhabited a cave in the hillside for many years. Sacred Hill has...

Four generations of the Osborn family have made wine at d'Arenberg's vineyards and cellars located in the hills just north of the township of McLaren Vale on the Fleurieu Peninsula. In 1984, fourth generation family winemaker, Chester Osborn retur...

A 60/40% blend; 20% of the O chardonnay was fermented in 1-year-old French oak, the remainder in stainless steel; the outcome is exceptionally synergistic, the flavour of both semillon and chardonnay intensified, but not at the expense of each oth...

Lemony bouquet with some very simple oak. Quite complex on the soft palate, with nice creamy lees and light, refreshing citrus flavours. Has weight and balance.

An intense, brightly golden wine with a beautifully developed marmalade nose. Long and lush in the mouth - its all grapes mixed with complex secondary characters and lovely threads of botrytis.

Plump melon nose showing early development. Citrus-dominated palate with a crisp acid finish.

Smells like a bowl of bananas and has an explosion of warm fruit flavours on the soft, round palate.

Toasted brioche bouquet, and balanced pear and apple palate with honeyed richness.

The good people at Banrock Station donate money from every bottle of wine to a conservation project, so by buying this wine you might be aiding an endangered species. The wine itself will become an endangered species too because it’s so damn slurp...

Classy nose - smells of freshly mown hay mingling with peaches and toasty oak. Similar characters on a palate with lovely acid structure.

Unusually by highly workable combination. The chardonnay really dominates on the nose yet the Semillon seems to kick I on the palate. Works nicely with plenty of flavour and a crisp dry finish