The Last Waltz – Chardonnay

Wine style:

Still white wine

Quantity;

0,75 l

Alcohol (%):

14% vol.

Year:

2022

Wine style:

Still white wine

Quantity;

0,75 l

Alcohol (%):

14% vol.

Year:

2022

19,00 

Series:

L-1 / 1850 L

Registry number:

GO-845/2018

Contains sulphite:

yes

Available for purchase: 6 or 12 bottles together.

The Last Waltz – Chardonnay

Chardonnay is one of the only a few international varieties grown in our vineyards. Gentle lemony yellow color. The scent of tropical fruits and mango is enriched by notes of butter. In the mouth, the wine is dry, witha nice lively acidity, full of taste with beautifully interwoven wood notes.

Cultivation:

Organic, partly biodynamic

Maceration:

5 days

Vinification:

Spontaneous fermentation, no cultivated yeasts added

Maturation:

24 months in 500 L french oak barrels and bariques

Bottling:

No filtration, according to moon phases

Fedora's stories

With wine, we enjoy, reflect, celebrate, and remember. The history that has shaped our family and our land is woven into Fedora’s stories. True, condensed, or imagined? You decide. Each wine tells its own.

Never say “this is the last.”

Years ago, we decided that we would no longer bottle single-varietal Chardonnay. After all, we are a House of Indigenous Wines. We said: from now on, our Chardonnay will live only as a key component of Bastardo. And so, we named our last vintage (2018) of Chardonnay The Last Waltz.

Today, a few years later, and at the insistence of you, our loyal customers, single-varietal Chardonnay returns once more. The name The Last Waltz suits it so well that we kept it, and today we raise our glasses to the 2022 vintage. Cheers!

Fedora.

House of Indigenous Wines

Recommended songs

Our wines are meant to be enjoyed in company. Wine and music share the power to evoke emotions and to make moments magical. Open a bottle of Chardonnay and enjoy some songs that best describe it.

Fedora wines reflect our terroir, our attitudes towards the environment, the passion for creativity, the respect for the uniqueness of each year. We embrace our differences, because they are precisely what makes us interesting. If all wines were the same, what would be left for adventurers like us?