And this goes with the Adelaide Hills Chardonnay by Maxwell
Barrel-aged, Maxwell’s Adelaide Hills Chardonnay is known for its complex flavours, often with notes of oak, vanilla and butter, making it a great accompaniment to a variety of dishes.
The rich, buttery character of Chardonnay goes well with creamy pasta dishes such as fettuccine Alfredo or carbonara. The acidity of the wine can break through the richness of the sauce. The aromas of the wine also complement the subtle flavours of roasted chicken, and the acidity can balance the fat of the dish.
This Australian Chardonnay also goes well with seafood, especially dishes like buttery lobster or scampi with prawns. It also does well with richer fish such as salmon. The earthy flavours of mushrooms in a creamy risotto can harmonise with the wine’s oak and buttery notes.
Pork dishes, especially those served with creamy sauces, can be a great match for the white wine from Australia. Think pork chops with Dijon cream sauce or pork tenderloin with a mushroom cream sauce. Buttery dishes such as chicken in beurre blanc sauce or escargots can be complemented by the wine’s buttery qualities.
Brie, Camembert or triple cream cheeses are delicious accompaniments as they reflect the creamy texture of the wine. The wine’s buttery and toasty notes go perfectly with grilled corn with a touch of butter and spices.







