chalk‑dominant soils
carrying a quiet saline thread
fruit driven wine that is supple and juicy
promising years in the cellar
and ironstone adds savoury depth
Deepwoods Estate Chardonnay Oxford Landing chalk‑dominant soilsThe palate is ripe, creamy, and citrusdriven, opening with white peach, nectarine, and grapefruit supported by subtle honey and biscuit notes. Acidity is fresh, coastal, and finely balanced, giving the wine tension and a gentle saline edge. Texture is supple, lightly creamy, and oakpolished, showing hints of preserved lemon, cashew, and stonefruit flesh through the midpalate. The finish is long, dry, and minerallined, leaving citrus, peach, and a