Chenin Blanc 2024

Lancaster Wines Chenin Blanc

Why You’ll Love It:

Crisp & Refreshing: A lively, vibrant white with a perfect balance of citrus, apple, and pear flavours.
Fragrant & Inviting: Bursting with fresh, fruity aromas and delicate floral notes.
Perfectly Balanced: A crisp, clean finish that leaves you feeling refreshed with every sip.

Tasting Notes:
The Lancaster Wines 2024 Chenin Blanc presents a pale straw to light golden hue that’s as inviting as it is beautiful. Crafted with care in the heart of the Swan Valley, this wine truly reflects the region’s unique terroir and climate.

On the nose, it offers an enticing bouquet of green apple, pear, and citrus, complemented by subtle hints of honeysuckle. It’s like walking through a fragrant garden, fresh and inviting.

On the palate, the wine shines with its crisp acidity and well-balanced flavours. The blend of zesty citrus, ripe apple, and sweet pear creates a harmonious, refreshing profile. The integrated sweetness enhances the drinkability without overpowering the palate, making this a versatile wine for any occasion.

Perfect Pairings:
This Chenin Blanc is an excellent choice for light, fresh dishes. Pair it with seafood, salads, or a light pasta for a delightful dining experience. It’s also fantastic on its own, offering a refreshing option for those looking for a bright, lively white wine.

A Wine That Tells a Story:
Lancaster Wines is committed to showcasing the best of the Swan Valley, and this Chenin Blanc is a prime example of their dedication to quality and flavour. With its natural characteristics shining through, this wine delivers an authentic, enjoyable experience that captures the essence of the region.

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Discounts & Delivery

Buy 6 or more wines of your choice and enjoy a 5% discount. Yes, it can be any mix of wines!
Based in Perth, we provide FREE personal delivery for orders over $75 within the Perth area.
We also offer shipping across Australia, with freight costs calculated at checkout.
You can typically order more than the available stock of most wines, with excess going on backorder. However, for special vintage-dependent wines, you’re restricted to the current stock to ensure you receive the specific year’s vintage.
For any inquiries, feel free to reach out to us via email at info@partnersinwine.com.au.

Learn more about Lancaster Wines

Lancaster Wines is located in the Swan Valley, Western Australia and is recognised for producing premium wines. Established in 1960, Lancaster now sits on 10ha growing a wide varietal of people pleasing wines.

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Owners Carl & Jackie own this family operated, boutique vineyard with some of the oldest vines in the area. Lancaster Vineyard in the Swan Valley produces classics like Chenin Blanc, Verdelho & Grenache.
Their Old Vines Shiraz & 9 Rows Cabernet are also favourites of many wine enthusiasts.

If you have been on a Perth wine tour, chances are you have tried some wines from Lancaster Winery. Most Swan Valley tours stop in for a wine and cheese tasting.

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Planning a Swan Valley tour? Visit the official Swan Valley Wine Region HERE

Swan Valley Wine Region

Historical Roots:

The roots of winemaking in the Swan Valley trace back to the early 19th century when European settlers recognised the region’s potential for viticulture. The Mediterranean climate, characterised by warm, dry summers and mild winters, provided an ideal environment for cultivating grapes. Italian and Croatian immigrants, in particular, played a pivotal role in establishing the first vineyards and wineries, introducing their traditional winemaking techniques to the fertile soils of the Swan Valley. The first vines were planted in 1829, making the Swan Valley Australia’s second oldest wine growing region. For the next 150 years, it was WA’s only wine region. And it is still the only wine region in the world, within a 25-minute drive of a major capital city.

Soil and Climate:

The Swan Valley’s terroir is shaped by its unique combination of soils and climate. The soil is predominantly sandy loam, providing excellent drainage for the vines. The warm climate, moderated by the nearby Indian Ocean, creates an optimal grape-growing environment. These factors contribute to the distinct characteristics of Swan Valley wines, marked by bold flavours and a vibrant acidity. Winter generally receives 550-700mm of rain per annum, with the majority falling from June to September. Climate pattens found on the East Coast like El Nino and La Nina have little influence on the region. Instead, winter and spring rain is effected by another climate driver called ‘SAM’ or Southern Annual Mode. Put simply this is the Low Pressure systems that hug Antarctica get pushed further North increasing rain to Southern parts of Western Australia.

You can learn more about this climate driver here: http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/sam/

Changes Over the Last 50 Years:

The past century has witnessed significant changes in the Swan Valley’s winemaking landscape. Technological advancements, changes in viticultural practices, and evolving consumer preferences have influenced the types of grapes grown and the styles of wine produced. The shift towards sustainable and organic practices is also evident, reflecting a commitment to preserving the region’s natural beauty.

Current Trends and Future Directions:

In recent years, Swan Valley wineries have embraced innovation while honouring traditional winemaking techniques. Boutique wineries, in particular, are gaining popularity, offering visitors a more intimate and personalised tasting experience. The region is also witnessing a surge in the production of alternative varieties, catering to a diverse range of palates. As the global wine industry evolves, Swan Valley remains at the forefront of quality and innovation

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