Pale green with very attractive lifted cashew fruit that follows through to the palate. Fine and weighted with abundant varietal Chardonnay and a touch of oak.
Bunkers celebrates some of Margaret River’s greatest surf breaks. The region is a magnet for both wine lovers and surfers from all over the world.
Consistent summer swells are the secret of Honeycomb’s clean inviting beach breaks. The Honeycombs Chardonnay is equally inviting, with its attractive melon, stone fruit and honey characters. Enjoy the lingering pleasure of a Margaret River summer all year round. No splinters!
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WINEMAKER’S NOTE: Pale green with very attractive lifted cashew fruit aromas that follows through to the palate. Fine and weighted with abundant varietal Chardonnay and a touch of oak.
VINTAGE: Quite cool conditions throughout the season. An exceptional season for whites in Margaret River.
VINEYARDS: Our vineyards are in northern Margaret River with soils of mostly fine clay loams over ironstone. All vines are vertically shoot positioned and run in north south aspect.
VINIFICATION: Night harvested to protect varietal flavour and cold pressed to retain fruit. Fermented and oak matured.
VARIETAL: 100% Chardonnay
VINTAGE: 100% 2018
REGION: 100% Margaret River
ALCOHOL: 12.8 %
TOTAL ACIDITY: 6.1 g/L
PH: 3.21
RESIDUAL SUGAR: Dry
WINEMAKER: Brian Fletcher
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| Halliday Points | 91 |
91 Points, Halliday Wine Companion
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CFV –
91/100 2021 Halliday Wine Companion
“Honeycombs is a clean surf break. Night-harvested, fermented and matured in oak. The wine is driven by its melon and white peach fruit, its length building on retasting.”
CFV –
Halliday Wine Companion: “Honeycombs is a clean surf break. Night-harvested, fermented and matured in oak. The wine is driven by its melon and white peach fruit, its length building on retasting.”