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Voyager Estate Chenin Blanc 2025

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Voyager Estate Chenin Blanc 2025
Producer Voyager Estate
Region, Country Margaret River, Australia
Bottle Size 750ml
Case Size 6
Product Code 25661-750

Sourced from three Estate blocks—including some of the oldest Chenin Blanc vines in Margaret River dating back to 1978—this Chenin Blanc captures the coastal freshness and texture of the microclimate, where gravelly, mineral-rich soils and maritime influence define the style. The organically farmed vineyards sit on gravelly loams over stony clay, producing balanced fruit with expressive varietal character.

Pressed to tank and settled naturally for 24 hours before spontaneous fermentation across a mix of vessels, the components were blended in late August with 30% maturation in seasoned French oak and time on lees building texture while preserving clarity and structure. The result is light and bright yet structured, with natural acidity, a gentle phenolic grip and a subtle savoury, mineral, saline edge finishing with quiet persistence.

Although Voyager Estate is renowned for its world-class Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon, their Chenin Blanc is not to be missed, offering a more understated but equally site-driven expression.

Voyager Estate Chenin Blanc 2025

Reviews

“This is a highly intense and powerful statement of the variety. Had 50% in old oak puncheons and the remainder in a concrete fermenter. It’s created a wine of depth and power that captures the 2025 vintage. It has a nice savoury and slightly saline influence on the lightly tropical and stone-fruit characters. It gets about nine months on lees, and that’s added to the texture and phenolics. Comes from vines that go back to 1978.”
95 points, Ray Jordan, rayjordanwine.com.au

Reviews

“This is a highly intense and powerful statement of the variety. Had 50% in old oak puncheons and the remainder in a concrete fermenter. It’s created a wine of depth and power that captures the 2025 vintage. It has a nice savoury and slightly saline influence on the lightly tropical and stone-fruit characters. It gets about nine months on lees, and that’s added to the texture and phenolics. Comes from vines that go back to 1978.”
95 points, Ray Jordan, rayjordanwine.com.au

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