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Jeremy tastes the Gaffy

August 2, 2024

Jeremy tastes the Gaffy & Neal Mornington Peninsula Chardonnay 2023 with its maker, Doug Neal

Doug Neal has teamed with Principia winemaker Darrin Gaffy to create a pair of chardonnays from the Mornington Peninsula. Here Jeremy and Doug taste the ‘entry level’ Chardonnay 2023.

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