The Snickers and Hollywood Adventure

Two friends; Snickers and Hollywood set out on an adventure to cook, create and post photos of every recipe in the 'Meals and Heels' cookbook. Join our adventure following our trials and tribulations as we conquer the challenges ahead... aka Profiteroles with salted caramel sauce. We've watched masterchef and the crouquembouche challenge, wish us luck, we are going to need it!

Thursday 7 April 2011

Scarborough 2007 Yellow Label Chardonnay


Ian Scarborough specialises in Chardonnay, from the full-flavoured Yellow Label to the light, crisp Blue Label style, this varietal has become synonymous with Scarborough!

2007 Yellow Label
This wine is made from the Chardonnay Grapes grown on the Terra Rosa Soil on our home property, i.e. Deep friable red loam soil over a soft limestone base. The soil produces grapes of their own unique style. The grapes are picked at optimum maturity and fermented and matured in mainly new French oak casks. The secondary Malo-Lactic Fermentation runs to completion and this along with barrel mixing of lees for minimum 12 months, imparts the rich, mouth filling and buttery flavours that characterise the famous White Burgundies.

Tasting Notes
Soil:  deep hillside red/brown terra rossa of limestone parentage
Oak:  fermented and stored on lees in French oak of varying ages for 12 months
Colour:  golden straw with green tinge
Nose:  melon, tropical fruit and toasty characters
Palate:  a strong lingering aftertaste of cashews, honey and green melon
Drink now or over the next few years.
Enjoy our Yellow Label Chardonnay with seafood crustaceans, game birds and white meats.

Enjoy!

Snickers xoxo

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