White wine | South Eastern Australia
Ahoy there, matey! Are you ready to commit a delicious crime against your taste buds? Then cast your anchor and set sail for 19 Crimes Hard Chard, a wine that's as bold and audacious as the convicts who inspired it. From the sun-drenched vineyards of South Eastern Australia, this Chardonnay is no ordinary white wine. It's a rebel yell in a glass, a testament to the pioneering spirit of those who dared to defy the Crown.
19 Crimes Hard Chard is a golden elixir that pours like liquid sunshine, its aroma a tantalizing blend of ripe stone fruits and creamy vanilla. Take a sip, and you'll be transported to a world of forbidden delights, where crisp green apples dance with toasted almonds and a hint of spice adds an extra layer of intrigue. The oak aging lends a subtle richness and complexity, while the balanced acidity keeps it fresh and invigorating. This wine is full and round with a fruity finish and notes of vanilla and spice. It’s a white wine for those who appreciate a creamy mouthfeel with a burst of flavors.
But this isn't just about the taste; it's about the story. Each bottle of 19 Crimes tells the tale of a convict who was banished to Australia for committing one of 19 specific crimes. Their stories are etched onto the label, brought to life through augmented reality when you use the 19 Crimes app. It's a captivating experience that adds a whole new dimension to your wine-drinking ritual.
And let's talk about food pairings! This Hard Chard is a versatile companion for a wide range of dishes. Its richness and complexity make it a natural match for creamy seafood pastas, grilled chicken with lemon and herbs, or roasted vegetables with a drizzle of olive oil. For a truly decadent experience, pair it with a buttery lobster mac and cheese or a creamy brie with fig jam.
Don't be a landlubber; embrace your inner outlaw and indulge in the irresistible allure of 19 Crimes Hard Chard. It's a wine that will challenge your expectations, tantalize your senses, and leave you wanting more. Fair warning: once you taste this Chardonnay, you might just find yourself committing a few crimes of your own...like hoarding every bottle you can find!