A high-scoring chardonnay from Western Australia was the top of the wine collectors’ hit parade this year.
'Powerful' Leeuwin Estate Margaret River Art Series Chardonnay 2021 crowned most popular drop in Wine Ark collectors' hit parade
Wine Ark’s chief executive John Cuff said his firm holds more than a million bottles in its cellars in Australian capital cities.“Leeuwin is one of the most sought-after chardonnays in the country,” Mr Cuff said.Mr Cuff said the Art Series chardonnay collectors usually replenish their stocks with a case of two the newest.
“There is a graphite, flint, and chalk thread, combining with nutmeg and almond meal. Energetic and well poised, an array of fresh lime and nashi pear is laced throughout. The palate is ethereal, mineral and defined with a presence of natural acidity.”Leeuwin Estate Margaret River Art Series Chardonnay is also celebrated for its artwork labels.
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