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Missing your favourite California wines? We understand. Consider this your moment of rediscovery — a curated lineup of bold reds and crisp whites that strike a familiar chord while offering something beautifully unexpected. Expect lush, fruit-forward elegance with a touch of European sophistication; balanced, expressive bottles crafted by small, passionate producers. Designed for intimate dinners, unhurried evenings, and that first sip that instantly transports you. Different terroir, same radiant spirit — waiting to be savoured.

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The Farm Chardonnay VQA Niagara Peninsula 2022
Niagara, Canada
$23.95 / bottle
$287.40 / case of 12
The Farm Chardonnay VQA Niagara Peninsula 2022
  • White Wine
  • Chardonnay
  • Sustainable, Vegan-Friendly
  • Dry
  • Medium Bodied
  • 750ml
  • 13% alc./vol

The Farm Chardonnay VQA Niagara Peninsula 2022

Niagara, Canada
$23.95per bottle ($287.40per case)
12 bottles per case
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Mineral & Creamy

“The Farm” is a 10-acre vineyard in Niagara’s Twenty Mile Bench, planted to Pinot Noir. The property is rooted in traditions of gathering family & friends, and where Peter and Dora Neudorf call home.

Made from hand picked Chardonnay from the Beamsville Bench where the soil is rich in
limestone. Pressed whole cluster, wild fermented, aged in 50% stainless tanks and 50%
French oak Puncheons (500L barrels) for 16 months. During ageing the wine completed
Malolactic fermentation and was blended and bottled unfiltered in the farm cellar. 

This wine is vibrant with a chalky minerality – the wild ferment delivers layered notes of pear, lemon, honey and stone fruits. The finish is focused and complex.

Pair this creamy Chardonnay with any chicken dish, baked, grilled, or fried. It would also pair beautifully with seafood.

About the Winery

The Farm

“The Farm” is a 10-acre vineyard in Niagara’s Twenty Mile Bench, planted to Pinot Noir.  The Neudorf vineyard was originally planted with Pinot Noir in 2000 for Le Clos Jordanne and aptly named “La Petite Colline”, meaning “little hill”, a nod to the gentle slopes that permeate the plot. 

The property is rooted in traditions of gathering family & friends, and where Peter and Dora Neudorf call home .

The cellar door opens once a year for guests to taste new releases, and enjoy live music and local food.