Jacob's Creek Chardonnay Reeves Point

Grass, green (in the bouquet), medium body, a bit wood(?); nice wine.

{screwcap, 13%%} Pale straw-yellow. Just a little stone-like aroma, the barest hint of oak, more flint. It's the Barossa's take on Chablis! Or maybe the influence of the Kangaroo Island fruit? The palate is light/medium-bodied, very reticent for flavour, with a briney, sandstone kind of quality to the flavours. It's dry, with minimal oak influence, just a tiny hint of grain. Otherwise it's steely, a bit forward in the mouth, and with a fairly short finish with steely but not …