You should like this if you prefer the full-flavoured, buttery attributes of a well-wooded Chardonnay. If you prefer the more minerally, peachy, unwooded style then stay away.

Ok so I love a big bold chardonnay, you know, the ones that Australia used to make. Well I'm also on a budget (oh COVID) and so needed to start looking at wine under the old favourite of $20-$35 a bottle. Well..$11 a bottle and I couldn't get enough. Sometimes you have pick the best wine in you price range and this has delivered over and over again. if you can get the 2018 even better! 5 starts for my budget!

Great full mouth chardy with great lingering after taste nutty , buttery , chewy , oak & vanilla . Highly recommend at $10 , a bargain.

A Beautiful oakey, buttery Chardonnay with a gorgeous mouthfeel! The label is NOT sexist!!!! Great product for 12 bucks! Don’t be put off by the morons giving 1 or 2 stars!!

Tried it at someones place but would never buy it as the label is so sexist. What era is McWilliams living in??

I look for this wine as it’s 1 I know I can depend on to deliver a beautiful buttery mouthful that follows through with a subtle hint of oak . I never regret spending my money on this little gem with the gorgeous maybe 1950’s lady on the label.. so cool