Development potential unlimited.
James Halliday
About This Wine
Though this is a blend from across their Margaret River vineyards, the Laterite Hills Chardonnay still get the same love, attention, and thoughtful farming and winemaking as their single-vineyard wines.
The region, famous for its Gingin clone, produces a distinct style of Chardonnay, and this fits very nicely within that dynamic. The palate is creamy, yet refreshing, lots of peach, sweet citrus, nougat, all backed up with some powerful ginger spice elements.
Textured, precise and full flavoured, this is some great Margaret River at a really reasonable price point. Lots of ageing potential here as well.
About McHenry Hohnen
David Hohnen, not content with founding both Cape Mentelle and Cloudy Bay, also established McHenry Hohnen in 2004. It was a partnership with his brother in law, Murray McHenry, a well-known hotelier and retailer, who had planted his first vines twenty years earlier, supplying fruit to Cape Mentelle! An intricate web...
Though Hohnen retired in 2017 his pioneering work in organics and biodynamic viticulture continues.
The McHenry Hohnen wine estate now comprises twelve different varieties planted across the Hazel and Calgardup single sites, and the large Rocky Road farm, that is responsible for some great value entry level wines.

Margaret River, WA