Perched in the Mount Lofty Ranges east of Adelaide, the Adelaide Hills delivers some of Australia’s most refreshing Chardonnay. Elevations of 350–600 m, lean quartz-schist soils, and brisk afternoon winds stretch the growing season, building citrus-driven flavors and steely acidity. Winemakers here often lean on wild ferments, large French puncheons, an…
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