Place of Changing Winds “Harcourt” Marsanne Roussanne 2023 Short Summary:A rich, expressive white wine blend (Marsanne & Roussanne) from Harcourt North in the Bendigo GI, Victoria, Australia, with peach, citrus, white flowers, spice and mineral notes, creamy texture and vibrant acidity — perfect with seafood, roast chicken or creamy pasta dishes. About this wine Place of Changing Winds “Harcourt” Marsanne Roussanne 2023 is a small‑batch, minimal‑intervention Rhône‑style white made by Place of Changing Winds. The fruit is sourced from Harcourt North in Victoria’s Bendigo GI — sandy, granitic soils and a mild climate that suit Rhône white varieties beautifully. Grape varieties & region Marsanne — adds weight, stone fruit character and texture Roussanne — contributes floral aromatics, citrus lift and spiceRegion: Harcourt North (Bendigo GI), Victoria, Australia — cool‑to‑moderate climate with sandy, granitic soils that give good ripeness balanced by refreshing acidity. Tasting notes Pale golden in the glass with aromas of white peach, pear, citrus blossom, honeysuckle and almond skin. The palate is medium‑ to full‑bodied, showing nectarine, lemon curd and gentle warm spice, supported by fine mineral detail and a long, elegant finish. The combination of varietals and site gives both richness and vibrant freshness. Style & winemaking Made in a natural, minimal‑intervention style, the grapes were picked fully ripe, pressed firmly and fermented/aged on lees in a mix of barrels (500 L & 228 L Stockinger), concrete egg and glass WineGlobe. Malolactic fermentation occurred naturally, and the wine was bottled unfined and unfiltered in late 2024, resulting in a textured, layered and expressive white with minimal manipulation. Food pairing Pairs beautifully with: Fresh oysters or shellfish Grilled prawns or lemon herb seafood Roast chicken with thyme and citrus Creamy pasta dishes or soft cheeses Producer & region Crafted by Place of Changing Winds, a boutique Australian winery with a focus on site‑specific fruit, low intervention and Rhône‑variety expressions from cooler Victorian climates. The Harcourt site — sandy, granitic soils with a mild micro‑climate — makes it ideal for expressive Marsanne and Roussanne that balance richness with fresh acidity. Shipping & storage Store in a cool, dark place, ideally at 8–12 °C. Best enjoyed within 2–6 years to capture its bright fruit, vibrant acidity and developing textural richness. FAQs Q: What are the grape varieties?A: A blend of Marsanne and Roussanne. Q: What region is this from?A: Harcourt North, Bendigo GI, Victoria, Australia. Q: What style of wine is this?A: A dry, Rhône‑style white with layered fruit, texture and vivid acidity.