19 Crimes Hard Chardonnay White Wine 750ml
KShs 2,750
Full-bodied with ripe stone fruit flavours balanced with high acidity, toasty oak, honey and hints of spice. Finishes with creamy notes of butterscotch and vanilla.
- BRAND: 19 Crimes
- COUNTRY / STATE: Australia
- REGION: South Eastern Australia
- WINE TYPE: White Wine
- VARIETAL: Chardonnay
- STYLE: Elegant
- ABV: 14%
- TASTE: White Flower, White Fruit
- BODY: Light-bodied
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19 Crimes Hard Chardonnay White Wine is full-bodied with ripe stone fruit flavors balanced with high acidity, toasty oak, honey, and hints of spice. Finishes with creamy notes of butterscotch and vanilla add a rich and buttery taste. 19 Crimes tells the true story of rulebreakers who beat the odds and overcame adversity to become folk heroes. British rogues guilty of a least one of the 19 crimes were sentenced to live in Australia, rather than death, and as pioneers in a frontier penal colony, they forged a new country and new lives, brick by brick. This wine honors their brave contributions with a rich, bold, and buttery Chardonnay from Australia. Pair this Hard Chardonnay with seafood, mushrooms, or bold cheese.
- Golden Chardonnay filled with stone fruit aromas and a sweet textured palate
- Look closely at the bottle as this augmented reality living label animates a true rule-breaker
- 2017 Wine Brand of the Year and “One of the most popular wines of Eastern Australia,” according to Wine Searcher
- Pair with seafood, mushrooms, or bold cheese
- 15% alcohol by volume, 750 mL bottle
19 Crimes Hard Chardonnay Tasting Notes
Bold and strong in character, this deep rich and golden Chardonnay is filled with stone fruit aromas and a sweet textured palate. The criminally intense toasty oak notes have hints of butterscotch and honey balanced with layers of ripe fruit. This full bodied, powerful wine finishes with rich notes of butter and vanilla.
Story behind the label
Jane Castings was caught and convicted for receiving stolen goods of cheese and bacon in Leicester, England. She trained and paid a group of teenage boys to steal the goods that she requested. In 1846 Jane left her husband and children behind in Leicester and was transported for seven years to Van Diemen’s Land (Tasmania) aboard the ‘Sea Queen’.
