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Kooyong Faultline Chardonnay 2012

Briny and mineral with layers of crystal-clear fruit and chalky texture this taut and mineral chardonnay has a deeply aromatic briny bouquet of grapefruit smoky matchstickvanilla oak backed by notes of fresh oyster shell cloves ginger and nutmeg Its long and luscious with a rich creamy presence of grapefruit melon and lemony flavour underpinned by nuances of bath salts and a fine chalkiness extending with tautness and focus towards a refreshing savoury finish of brisk acidity

Vintage

2012

Year to Drink

2020 - 2024

Jeremy’s score

0 / 100

Seal Type

Screw top

Category:
Kooyong Faultline Chardonnay
Mornington Peninsula
Price Range at Release: $50-$99
Vintage: 2018
Alc %: 13.0
Briny and mineral with layers of crystal-clear fruit and chalky texture this taut and mineral chardonnay has a deeply aromatic briny bouquet of grapefruit smoky matchstickvanilla oak backed by notes of fresh oyster shell cloves ginger and nutmeg Its long and luscious with a rich creamy presence of grapefruit melon and lemony flavour underpinned by nuances of bath salts and a fine chalkiness extending with tautness and focus towards a refreshing savoury finish of brisk acidity
Last Date Tasted: 2352020
Vintage
Score/100
Score/20
Year To Drink
2018
9418.5

2023-2026

2016
9518.7

2024-2028

2015
9619.0

2023-2027

2014
8816.5

2016-2019

2013
9518.6

2021-2025

2012
9618.9

2020-2024

2011
9217.8

2016-2019

2010
9618.9

2015-2018

2009
9518.6

2014-2017

2008
9618.9

2013-2016

2007
9318.2

2012-2015

2006
9318.0

2011-2014

2005
9518.8

2010-2013

2004
9518.7

2009-2012

2003
9518.8

2008-2011

2001
9518.6

2006-2009

Winery

Kooyong
Kooyong is a long-established benchmark in Victorian wine which has pioneered the way in this country which an individual site -Ę in this case its 40 ha of vines on Hunts Rd in Tuerong -Ę is broken down to different subsections based on soil type, which are then matched with appropriate clones of Burgundian varieties and made as individual vineyard wines. This practice is now a commonplace amongst many top-level producers. What makes it even more effective at Kooyong is the astonishing quality and consistent differences in style between these wines -Ę one of the reasons I look forward every year to seeing how the production team has eked out various expressions of site and season. Kooyong fared exceptionally well in the warm 2013 vintage, especially for its range of individual vineyard pinot noirs.
Chief Executive(s):
Gjergja Family
Winemaker:
Tim Perrin
Viticulturist:
Steven Faulkner
Production Dozen:
13000
Tonnes Processed:
200
Address:
263 Red Hill Road , Red Hill South , Victoria 3937 Australia
Cellar Door Open Hours:
7 days, 11am - 5pm
Principal Wine Region:
Mornington Peninsula
Telephone:
(03) 5989 4444
Facsimile:
(03) 5989 3017
Website:
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