

Bass Phillip Estate Chardonnay 2023






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Bass Phillip is one of Australiaâs most revered Chardonnay producers, with its Premium Pinot Noir and Chardonnay recognised as Classified (Second Growth) in the Langtonâs Classification. But for those wanting to experience the house style without the 'premium' price tag, the Estate Chardonnay is your ticket in.
The 2023 vintage shows exactly why this Gippsland-based icon has a cult following: citrus, white peach, struck match, and subtle oak spice, all wrapped in fine acidity and a creamy, elegant texture. Itâs precise, expressive, and beautifully balancedâcrafted with the same low-intervention, high-attention approach as its top-tier siblings.
For Chardonnay lovers, this is a seriously good bottle from one of Australiaâs greatest Chardonnay namesâwithout having to break the bank... too much.

Drink window,2025 to 2029
Type,White wine
Varietals,Chardonnay
Vintage,2023
ABV,13.2%
Country,Australia
Region,Victoria
Sub region,Gippsland
Bottle size,750ml
Bottle closure,Cork
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What the experts say about this wine
97 points - Huon Hooke, The Real Review
Full, brassy tinted yellow colour. There are oxidative aromas of malt, toast, butter and marzipan. Full bodied and rich, ample and generous, finishing with well-balanced tannin grip. It's big and generous but arguably lacks a little in freshness and brightness. It presents as oxidatively made style, a bit outside the Australian mainstream, more like a Burgundy. The palate has wonderful richness and depth of flavour. Truly impressive.
96 points - Halliday Wine Companion
Always a gold hue to the Premium, albeit bright and light. Complex and detailed, savoury in outlook with spicy oak, clotted cream and nutty lees, a touch of lemon juice and pith and neat phenolics throughout with a gentle tug on the finish. Thereâs a slight oxidative note within, adding another layer of detail. Impressive. Distinctly Bass Phillip.