About the product
Un vino ligero y fresco, el Chardonnay Lighter Chardonnay de 19 Crimes Martha's ofrece vibrantes sabores cítricos, manzana verde y un toque de vainilla. Su refrescante acidez y textura suave lo hacen ideal para maridar con mariscos, aves o disfrutar en un día cálido.
Tasting Profile & Food Pairings
Tasting Notes
Because it is lower in alcohol, the profile is crisper and more "refreshing" than the buttery, oak-heavy style of the original:
- Nose: Bright and aromatic. You’ll find immediate notes of fresh green apple and zesty citrus (lemon/orange peel), with a very subtle, sweet floral undertone.
- Palate: Light-bodied and lean. It trades the heavy "butter" of traditional Chardonnay for a crisp, acidic backbone. Expect flavors of white stone fruit (peach/nectarine) and a gentle touch of toasted oak that provides just enough structure without feeling "heavy."
- Finish: Clean and snappy. It tapers off quickly with a tangy citrus finish that makes it incredibly easy to drink.
Food Pairings
The higher acidity and lighter body make this wine an excellent "utility player" for fresh, lighter meals:
- The "Martha" Favorite: Roasted Chicken with Herbs. The wine’s crispness cuts through the savory herbs and juices of the chicken without competing for attention.
- Light Seafood: Grilled Shrimp Tacos or Ceviche. The citrus notes in the wine act like a squeeze of fresh lime over the seafood.
- Salads: Classic Caesar Salad. The wine’s acidity balances the creamy dressing and salty parmesan, while its light oak notes complement the croutons.
- Snack Pairing: Granny Smith Apples with Peanut Butter. A favorite for many fans, the tartness of the apple mirrors the wine's acidity, while the nuttiness of the butter highlights the subtle oak.
- Cheese: Fresh Mozzarella or Mild Goat Cheese. These lighter, tangier cheeses won't overwhelm the delicate profile of a low-alcohol wine.
About the brand
The 19 Crimes brand is an Australian label owned by Treasury Wine Estates that has become famous for blending historical storytelling with modern technology. It was launched in 2012 with a rebellious identity centered on the true stories of British convicts who were exiled to Australia in the late 18th century.
