Hoddles Creek Chardonnay & Pinot 2025

… Is this the best value for money winery in Australia for these varieties? It’s certainly a strong contender for best value in the Yarra Valley, a region not noted for shy pricing. HUON HOOKE, realreview.com

We’ve just received our allocation of the Hoddles Creek pinot and chard. Allocation you say? For sub $25 wines? Yes because even though these are incredibly affordable, they’re also some of the most sought after wines going around.  These are the perennial wines that leave you shaking your head in admiration, they’re famous for overdelivering on their humble price points.

If you’ve had these before you know the quality of fruit Franco d’Anna is growing in the Upper Yarra. These are a beautiful constant in our releases, they’re a no-brainer to write up and to buy as you know they’re worth using up your drinking credits.

Glowing reviews are already in from Campbell Mattinson, remarking on the chardonnay, 'it's a cracking release.' The pinot is fine boned and lithely, alluring with its campari-like spices and fine chewy tannins.

Last year they sold out in a day, don’t delay if you’d like to nab some. These are the mid-week wines that will level up your drinking without breaking the budget. For $24 each in a straight 6 pack (or $23 in a straight dozen) you don't need to think twice on these beauties.

Cheers

Gabrielle Poy