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A poised and finely layered expression of northern Tasmanian Chardonnay. The 2024 Barringwood Chardonnay captures the estate’s long, slow ripening season, delivering the tension and clarity that define this cool-climate site. Grown on the slopes of Lower Barrington, the fruit benefits from Tasmania’s extended daylight hours and cooling maritime influence, resulting in wines of precision and drive.
Hand-picked and whole-bunch pressed, the fruit was fermented with wild yeasts in French oak barriques, around one-third new, with a portion retained in stainless steel to preserve purity. Eight months on lees with bâtonnage and full malolactic fermentation have lent gentle creaminess and depth without compromising the wine’s natural line. The 2024 release balances ripe stone fruit and citrus with struck flint, cashew, and subtle spice, finishing long, bright, and mineral.
This is modern Tasmanian Chardonnay at its most articulate—restrained in oak, confident in texture, and shaped by its slow, even growing season. Approachable now, it will continue to evolve gracefully for up to eight years.
A poised and finely layered expression of northern Tasmanian Chardonnay. The 2024 Barringwood Chardonnay captures the estate’s long, slow ripening season, delivering the tension and clarity that define this cool-climate site. Grown on the slopes of Lower Barrington, the fruit benefits from Tasmania’s extended daylight hours and cooling maritime influence, resulting in wines of precision and drive.
Hand-picked and whole-bunch pressed, the fruit was fermented with wild yeasts in French oak barriques, around one-third new, with a portion retained in stainless steel to preserve purity. Eight months on lees with bâtonnage and full malolactic fermentation have lent gentle creaminess and depth without compromising the wine’s natural line. The 2024 release balances ripe stone fruit and citrus with struck flint, cashew, and subtle spice, finishing long, bright, and mineral.
This is modern Tasmanian Chardonnay at its most articulate—restrained in oak, confident in texture, and shaped by its slow, even growing season. Approachable now, it will continue to evolve gracefully for up to eight years.
Barringwood Estate’s wines are crafted under the guidance of winemaker Jeremy Dineen, one of Tasmania’s most respected cool-climate specialists. He works closely with fruit grown across Barringwood’s estate vineyards, ensuring that each parcel is handled with precision and individuality. Jeremy is known for his hands-on approach in both the vineyard and winery, emphasizing purity and balance above all else. His experience in Tasmania’s diverse climates has shaped his ability to highlight subtle site expression in every wine he produces. At Barringwood, he focuses on small-batch techniques that preserve aromatics and natural acidity. He collaborates deeply with the vineyard team to ensure fruit is harvested at exactly the right moment for optimal style and structure. Jeremy’s leadership brings a calm, meticulous, and thoughtful energy to the winemaking, resulting in wines that are refined, expressive, and unmistakably Tasmanian.
Barringwood Estate’s philosophy is built around a profound respect for its cool-climate Tasmanian terroir and the natural character of the fruit. The estate believes in minimal intervention, allowing the vineyard to express itself with clarity and authenticity. Their viticulture focuses on low yields, hand work, and careful management to achieve premium fruit quality. Sustainability and long-term land stewardship guide their decisions, ensuring the vineyards remain healthy for future generations. In the winery, the team emphasizes elegance, balance, and purity above power or excess oak influence. They aim to craft wines that capture the region’s long, cool growing season, resulting in delicacy and finesse. Ultimately, Barringwood’s philosophy centers on producing wines that reflect place, respect tradition, and celebrate the subtle beauty of Tasmania’s unique landscapes.
White peach, lemon curd, and struck flint lifted by hints of toasted cashew and honeysuckle.
Stone fruit and citrus glide across a fine, flinty core, supported by creamy lees texture and vibrant acidity.
Bright, lingering finish showing citrus zest, cashew, and subtle spice.