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    Petaluma Tiers Chardonnay 1998
    Jeremy’s score 97/100

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    The third Tiers is a sumptuous and classy chardonnay of remarkable length, fineness and complexity. There’s almost a wild viognier-like aspect to its fragrant aromas of honeysuckle, peach, wheatmeal and lemon blossom. The palate is creamy yet supple, rich, seamless and restrained, built around an explosively concentrated core of intense fruit.

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    Petaluma Tiers Chardonnay 1999
    Jeremy’s score 93/100

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    Petaluma Tiers Chardonnay 2000
    Jeremy’s score 96/100

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    A complex, perfumed chardonnay poles apart from the Australian mainstream, scented with honeysuckle, stonefruit, melon and lemon. Initially creamy and fleshy, the palate then become taut and chalky, its peachy fruit finishing savoury with nutty, wheatmeal flavours and a gravely texture. Singularly tight and restrained, yet surprisingly powerful.

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    Petaluma Tiers Chardonnay 2001
    Jeremy’s score 94/100

    Rated 0 out of 5
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    Petaluma Tiers Chardonnay 2002
    Jeremy’s score 90/100

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    Petaluma Tiers Chardonnay 2003
    Jeremy’s score 91/100

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    Petaluma Tiers Chardonnay 2004
    Jeremy’s score 95/100

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    Petaluma Tiers Chardonnay 2005
    Jeremy’s score 90/100

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    A heavier, earlier-maturing chardonnay with more viscosity and hotness than most Tiers releases. Its lightly smoky, bacony bouquet of peach/melon fruit reveals undertones of grilled nuts and brown apple. Round and waxy, its firmish palate reveals more length of melon, grapefruit and cumquat flavour as it breathes, finishing with nuances of wheatmeal, grilled nuts and just a hint of spirity warmth.

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    Petaluma Tiers Chardonnay 2006
    Jeremy’s score 95/100

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    Significantly better than previous bottles tasted, this charmingly rich, generous and seamless chardonnay has a delicate chalky bouquet of white flowers, lemon rind, grapefruit and melon backed by suggestions of wheatmeal and minerals. It delivers concentration and a plump, fatness on the palate, but retains length, shape and focus. A reserved presence of white peach, grapefruit, melon and pear is backed by suggestions of tangerine, finely knit with savoury oak and finished by a gentle lime juice acidity. Long, waxy and briny, it delivers a delightfully persistent core of fruit.

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    Petaluma Tiers Chardonnay 2007
    Jeremy’s score 88/100

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    Evolved, waxy, floral aromas of peach, nectarine and honeysuckle are backed by hints of barley sugar, lemon pith and buttery, vanilla oak. Smooth, supple and elegant, its palate begins with ripe melon, mango and stonefruit flavours and genuine creamy smoothness, but becomes quite short and candied. Drink soon.

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    Petaluma Tiers Chardonnay 2008
    Jeremy’s score 95/100

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    An exercise and commitment to a style and philosophy, slowing revealing its layers of fruit. Spicy, faintly meaty aromas of honeysuckle, grilled nuts, wheatmeal and ginger with custard, peach-like fruit are backed by fresh matchstick oak with hints of cloves and cinnamon. Long and concentrated, its assertively oaked presence of melon, grapefruit and ginger becomes more elegant and waxy towards its long, vibrant and savoury finish.

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    Petaluma Tiers Chardonnay 2009
    Jeremy’s score 95/100

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    Long, complex and assertive, with a fine texture and a lingering core of fruit. Its delicate, waxy and floral bouquet of melon and grapefruit reveals faintly creamy, buttery undertones and a hint of wet slate. Deeply flavoured, long and savoury, it unfolds a deep, unctuous presence of fruit and marl-like minerality, finishing fractionally oily, but with a refreshing, briny note.