Citrus, flint, oak.
Complex — lemon, stone fruit, mineral, integrated oak.
Very long — mineral persistence.
Biodynamic North Canterbury Chardonnay — one of New Zealand's most celebrated single-vineyard whites.
The nose shows citrus, flint, oak. The palate is complex — lemon, stone fruit, mineral, integrated oak. The finish is very long — mineral persistence.
Lucas came to wine through the natural wine movement — he spent two years working harvests in the Jura, the Loire, and Georgia before exploring the vineyards of Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, a...
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