Howard Park Flint Rock Shiraz 2024
Howard Park head to the Great Southern region of WA for this fragrant and ‘Syrah’ styled label. 15% Whole bunches in the ferment and up to 15 months maturation in […]
Howard Park head to the Great Southern region of WA for this fragrant and ‘Syrah’ styled label. 15% Whole bunches in the ferment and up to 15 months maturation in […]
The name Arbor Novae means “new trees” in Latin, and expresses Howard Park’s ongoing connection with the trees that support the ecosystem of their own vineyards and then extend out […]
Grapes from Howard Park’s Great Southern vineyards at Mount Barker and Porongurup. Stainless steel ferment for purity. Nic Bowen is chief winemaker. Howard Park, Flint Rock, Riesling, Great Southern, 2025 […]
Fruit from Howard Park’s Great Southern vineyards. Winemaking stays true to recipe. 15% Whole bunches in the ferment before being pressed off to a mix of oak sizes and stainless […]
The Miamup Chardonnay is made from a vineyard selection from the famed prime region of Margaret River. Winemaking same recipe as previous vintages: Fermentation (primary and malolactic) in a combination […]
Some parcels matured in new oak, the rest in stainless steel, and some parcels going through malolactic fermentation. Aged 52 months on lees before disgorgement. Chief winemaker is Nic Bowen. […]
100% Chardonnay here from the highly regarded Howard Park Wines and Burch family. The 2023 vintage comprises the base wine with some new oak used for maturation, while some base […]
The base vintage of 2023 with a blend of 49% Chardonnay, 46% Pinot Noir and 5% Meunier. Some parcels matured in new oak with some parcels going through malolactic fermentation. […]
The Miamup Chardonnay is made from a vineyard selection from the famed prime region of Margaret River. Fermentation (primary and malolactic) in a combination of 50% French oak ( with […]
Okay, here we have the younger sibling of the Flint Rock range and the heralded Great Southern Riesling. Grapes from Howard Park’s Great Southern vineyards at Mount Barker and Porongurup. […]