Kershaw Deconstructed Chardonnay CY95 2017

The grape material for the Kershaw Deconstructed Chardonnay CY95 comes from the cool Elgin region in the Western Cape, where it thrives on Bokkeveld claystone. This Chardonnay clone is known for its excellent quality and produces first class wines of lush full-bodied and intensely aromatic character. This powerful, yet tightly structured and well-balanced Chardonnay convinces with a remarkable length and at the same time presents itself with restraint and grandiose passivity on the palate, which is characterized by nuances of white peach and juicy nectarine. Bokkeveld claystone transmits a perfume into the wine that bewitches the nose as well as enduring persistence and elegance.

Richard Kershaw's immense passion and love for South Africa's Elgin region and noble grape varieties are both the inspiration and the foundation of the Kershaw Deconstructed Chardonnay wine range, consisting of three different Chardonnay clones grown in the western part of the Elgin region.

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