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Independent Reviews
The Sydney Morning Herald – Peter Bourne

Chardonnay's new breed

...Margaret River in Western Australia still wears the mantle of our most consistent chardonnay region. Today, a number of stylistically different chardonnays, such as Picardy, come from the cooler Pemberton region...

2007 Picardy Chardonnay, Pemberton, WA
A pure and precise wine but in no way simple. A platform of intense fruit flavours receives sympathetic winemaking which adds character and complexity. Balance is the key, with a drive of flavour and a wondrous grapefruit acidity on the finish.

www.smh.com.au/executive-style/culture/chardonnays-new-breed-20090518-b8mr.html

 
Good Living - Huon Hooke - Tasting

Wine of the Week
Picardy Shiraz, Pemberton 2008

The famous Pannell family (founders of Moss Wood before Picardy) plough onward, conquering new challenges as they go. Perhaps global warming is helping but they now seem capable of making superb shiraz, as well as pinot noir and chardonnay, in Pemberton. Lovely cool-grown spicy fragrance, with smoky pepper and riper spice notes. It's medium-full bodied and intense, but finely structured, natural-tasting and light, with impeccable harmony, line and silken texture. A thoroughly delicious drink. Now to 10-plus years. Natural cork. 94/100.
Food Softer cheeses such as taleggio and Milawa Gold; lighter meats from chicken and game birds to veal and pork.

 
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Licence

Licence Number: 616 4336 4 Western Australian Producers Licence: William David Pannell & Picardy Pty Ltd Manager – Daniel John Pannell Nelson Location 7775 and Part Lot 4 Vasse Hwy, Pemberton Western, Australia 6260

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