McGuires’ Chardonnay: The Right Choice for Your Sparkling New Year

BRISBANE, Australia - Jan. 28, 2014 - PRLog -- Around the globe, people consider Chardonnay as the most popular among ubiquitous wine grapes.  Chardonnay is simple to raise, a flawless canvas on which to paint the assortment of characters everybody revels in it; and its wine is deliciously scrumptious. With McGuires Wines Direct Online Store, you will be able to get a glimpse of the range of unique flavors and styles across a wide array of price points for your most loved Chardonnay.  It really has a versatile image, providing a broad choice of models and styles. It boasts  its existence for the unoaked fruit-forward varieties of which permit the figure and appearance to be in the limelight, this specific whitened wine can really fit to the majority of palates and as many food matching combos.

A rich, complex creamy palate can be balanced with refreshing acid and a long, delicate finish with McGuires’ Wolf Blass Gold Label 2011 Chardonnay.  The nose shows aromas of grapefruit and white peach with a subtle nutty oak influence. This Chardonnay matches well with chicken, creamy pasta sauces, seafood, veal and quail; also great with Saffron-Scented Seafood Paella; Beggar Chicken; or Veal Scaloppine with Capers and Sage. You can also consider pairing the fresh flavor profile of this Wolf Blass Gold Label 2011 Chardonnay with guacamole, garlic, salads, and grilled shrimp or even curry dishes.

If you are looking for a dash of oak-influenced spice as well as citrusy fruits with apple and pear flavours, and lots of energy and bite, McGuires Wines Direct offers Stonier 2012 Chardonnay; pale gold, with a green tinge, lifted lemon blossom with exotic fruits and honey and a hint of spicy oak and lovely fresh lemon sorbet flavours with a powerful condensed middle palate opening up to a lingering creamy citrus finish. Stonier 2012 Chardonnay must be the most widely available and perpetually discounted Mornington chardonnay, but never mistake this for bulk-produced simplicity because this is predominantly French oak barrique fermented and matured for nine months, with the remainder in tank to preserve the freshness of concentrated fruit with pretty lemon zest, grapefruit and white peach notes, hints of fig richness and a touch of ginger. It finishes long and seamless with soft acidity, making this a Stonier to drink now.

For a more affordable option, there’s this Xanadu Next Of Kin 2011 Chardonnay which is available at a beginner’s price, fashioned into a generous, forward drinking wine. It has a pale straw colour. A fresh, fruit driven style with the judicious use of oak playing a supporting role in the background.

All orders for the McGuires Wines Online are packed at Paddington Tavern Cellars, 186 Given Terrace (Entrance in Campell Street) Paddington QLD 4064.  You can contact Customer Service on 1800 069 790.  You can also visit and like its Facebook page, McGuires Wine Direct; where you can check out other resources, special discounts and inspiration.  https://www.facebook.com/Mcguireswinedirect http://www.pinterest.com/mcguireswines/ (https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.pinterest.com/mcg...)

About the Company:

Since 1908 a proud name in the Queensland Hotel business, the third generation of the McGuire Family oversee hotels including The Paddington Tavern, Colmslie Hotel, the Calamvale Hotel, Alexandra Hills Hotel, Muddy Farmer, Logan Village Tavern, O’Tooles of Corinda, the Queenslander Marsden, RQ’s Tavern Robina and Tugun Tavern.  The McGuires’ family have built a prosperous and tightly knit hotel and liquor barn group entrenched in the ethos of genuine ‘hospitality plus’ that stems from their Irish roots.  Now the fourth generation of McGuires has entered the dynasty, as always, from the ground up but developing innovations and additional services that extend the McGuires’ brand of hospitality into contemporary trends, always delivering what Queenslanders appreciate – warmth, comfort and a good time.  It’s the experience that separates a family owned business from that of conglomerates owned by grocery chains. A welcoming atmosphere where customers are very likely to be sharing a good yarn with one of the owners’ family.