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$75.00
Bright and clear, this is a delightfully fruit-driven rendition of the Irrewarra Chardonnay led by fresh lemon notes, with a refined palate showing both intensity and poise. Layers of honeyed cream and delicate florals add softness and complexity, while a line of freshness carries through to a finish of impressive length. Norris at Waters Wine Co
The 2025 Irrewarra Chardonnay is brilliant. Lovely white gold in the glass the palate cool from the fridge yet immediately giving. It has a softness that defers to finer notes of acidity, ripe citrus and barley sugar; delicate honey and creaminess. In a world where making everyone happy is next to impossible, this wine, in my opinion goes as close to universal appeal as it can. Generosity combined with finesse, flavour and restraint. It may seem contradictory, but this is a wine in which you see that conflict play out in the glass. It’s very, very delicious. As always, the big problem will be getting enough to drink and also keep some in the cellar. I found myself glugging rather than sipping, as it is such a pleasure to drink. By Farr
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The Irrewarra vineyard, planted by the Calvert family in 2001, lies in Victoria’s Western District on sandy black loam over clay. Dry-farmed and shaped by a distinctly cool climate, the site yields wines of aromatic lift, structure and quiet elegance.
Since 2015, the vineyard has been managed by the Farr family, whose sensitive approach in both vineyard and winery allows the character of Irrewarra to speak with clarity. The name itself—an Aboriginal word meaning “long spear throw” – echoes a strong sense of place, captured in wines of purity, finesse and understated power.