Josef Chromy Estate Pinot Gris 2025 750ml (6 Bottle Pack)

Brand: Josef Chromy Wines

Release Name: Estate Chardonnay

Wine Style / Type: Creamy, Cool-Climate White Wine

Varietal: 100% Chardonnay

Age: 2024 Vintage

Volume: 6 X 750ml Bottle

Alc / Vol (%): 13.2–13.5% (Sources Vary Slightly) — Please Confirm Against the Bottle Label

Country: Australia

Region: Tamar Valley, Northern Tasmania (Estate Vineyard, Relbia)

Cask Type: French Oak Integration with Wild Yeast Fermentation Complexity

Limited Edition: No (Josef Chromy's Standing Annual Estate Chardonnay Release — sits above the entry-level Pepik/Marchington range and below the premium ZDAR tier)

Award Winner: Yes — Ranked #27 of 44 2024 Chardonnays from Tasmania, Top Value AU, The Real Review

Josef Chromy Wines is based at Relbia, just outside Launceston in northern Tasmania, on a 61-hectare estate in the cool climate of the Tamar Valley. Founded by Joe Chromy as a celebration of his commitment to his adopted Tasmanian home, the winery produces both sparkling and table wines, with a particular reputation for Methode Traditionelle sparkling wines and cool-climate varieties including Riesling, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir. Alongside its wines, the estate offers a dedicated culinary experience, reflecting Josef Chromy's broader ethos of showcasing the finest food and wine Tasmania has to offer.

Josef Chromy's Estate Chardonnay is grown entirely at Relbia in the Tamar Valley — the same cool-climate site behind the winery's acclaimed sparkling program — giving the wine genuine site consistency and a distinctly Tasmanian character. It's built with real technical care: wild yeast fermentation adds complexity, and thoughtful French oak integration gives it creamy texture without masking the wine's natural citrus-driven freshness. Unlike many everyday Chardonnays, this one is genuinely built to last — its natural cool-climate acidity and structure mean it can be confidently cellared for 8 to 10 years, not just enjoyed on release. The Real Review has consistently ranked it as a Top Value pick among Tasmanian Chardonnays across multiple vintages, reflecting a wine that punches above its price point rather than a one-off good year. It's an excellent match for roast chicken, wild mushroom risotto, pan-seared kingfish or aged Comté, and a smart, reliable choice for Chardonnay drinkers who want genuine cool-climate Tasmanian quality with real cellaring credentials — those wanting to trade up can also explore Josef Chromy's more premium ZDAR Chardonnay tier.