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Giant Steps Bastard Hill Chardonnay 2025

One of Australia's premier Chardonnay single-sites, Bastard Hill delivers its best Giant Steps release yet. 98 Halliday and 97 Wine Front points, with crushed rock, nashi pear, ruby grapefruit and orange blossom - precise, intense and seriously complete.
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One of Australia's premier Chardonnay single-sites, Bastard Hill delivers its best Giant Steps release yet. 98 Halliday and 97 Wine Front points, with crushed rock, nashi pear, ruby grapefruit and orange blossom - precise, intense and seriously complete.
Halliday 98The Wine Front 97

Tasting Notes


Pale green-gold in colour, with a penetrating and finely detailed nose of nashi pear, white peach, ruby grapefruit and orange blossom, layered with crushed rock, green almond and a subtle struck-flint note. The palate is pure, concentrated and remarkably precise, with delicate stone fruit and citrus carried by a bright, saline line of acidity. Fine mineral texture and restrained oak add depth without compromising the wine’s clarity and energy. The finish is long, chalky and saline, leaving lingering grapefruit, citrus, almond and cool-stone characters.

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A bottle of Giant Steps Bastard Hill Chardonnay 2025 750ml White Wine
  • A bottle of Giant Steps Bastard Hill Chardonnay 2025 750ml White Wine
A bottle of Giant Steps Bastard Hill Chardonnay 2025 750ml White Wine

Tasting Notes


Pale green-gold in colour, with a penetrating and finely detailed nose of nashi pear, white peach, ruby grapefruit and orange blossom, layered with crushed rock, green almond and a subtle struck-flint note. The palate is pure, concentrated and remarkably precise, with delicate stone fruit and citrus carried by a bright, saline line of acidity. Fine mineral texture and restrained oak add depth without compromising the wine’s clarity and energy. The finish is long, chalky and saline, leaving lingering grapefruit, citrus, almond and cool-stone characters.