Wairau River Chardonnay pomace grapefruit and guava spread across

grapefruit and guava spread across the palate

Enough of a Gris to make Grigio drinkers pause but doesn’t quite carry the power when you need a Gris punch

and is ready to drink now

orange marmalade and a delicate white flower perfume

The name "Aux Chaignots" suggests the presence of an old oak forest known as a "chasne" in ancient French

Wairau River Chardonnay pomace grapefruit and guava spread acrossWairau River wines take their name from the river that runs through the heart of the Marlborough wine region. (Wairau is Maori for many waters). The Rose family were pioneers in planting vines in the 1970s and after originally selling the grapes to other wineries (like Cloudy Bay) they launched their own label in the early 1990s. The nose displays fruitful aromas of nectarine and citrus, complemented by delicate floral and savoury notes. These