Chard Farm Closeburn Chardonnay
$3199each
$383DOZEN
WineryChard Farm
Fruit Chardonnay
Regions Central Otago
  New Zealand
Each $31.99
$383.00
Available by the dozen
Chard Farm was established in 1987 by Motueka brothers Rob and Greg Hay. They were the first to come into the area with the intention of setting up a commercial vineyard, settling on Chard Farm after an exhaustive search for a site which best emulated the cool continental climate and soils of some of the greatest wine producing areas of the world, most notably Burgundy and Alsace. The investigation lead to Central Otago, the long term goal being to craft the finest classic cool climate wines in a structured and generously proportioned old world style.
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Wines by Chard Farm
Chard Farm Closeburn Chardonnay
WineryChard Farm
Fruit Chardonnay
Regions Central Otago
  New Zealand
  Each $31.99
  $383.00
Available by the dozen
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Chard Farm Mata Au Pinot Noir
WineryChard Farm
Fruit Pinot Noir
Regions Central Otago
  New Zealand
  Each $58.99
  $707.00
Available in cartons of six
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Chard Farm Pinot Gris
WineryChard Farm
Fruit Pinot Grigio
Regions Central Otago
  New Zealand
  Each $31.99
  $383.00
Available by the dozen
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Chard Farm River Run Pinot Noir
WineryChard Farm
Fruit Pinot Noir
Regions Central Otago
  New Zealand
  Each $44.99
  $539.00
Available in cartons of six
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Chard Farm Tiger Pinot Noir
WineryChard Farm
Fruit Pinot Noir
Regions Central Otago
  New Zealand
  Each $85.99
  $1031.00
Available in cartons of six
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Chard Farm Viper Pinot Noir
WineryChard Farm
Fruit Pinot Noir
Regions Central Otago
  New Zealand
  Each $85.99
  $1031.00
Available in cartons of six
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More About Chard Farm Wines
The famous Central Otago Dunstan gold rush of 1862 lured Richard Chard from Dorset, England out to New Zealand.
He arrived at the tender age of 14 and worked in the Dunstan and Gibbston areas for several years before settling at the Morven Ferry end of the old coach road to Queenstown, a place that is now well known in the area as "Chard Farm." Chard Farm»