STELLA BELLA "Skuttlebutt" - Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon - Margaret River, Australia
STELLA BELLA "Skuttlebutt" - Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon - Margaret River, Australia
Clear and bright with green hues. A charming combination of lime blossom, musk and passionfruit with lifted exotic tropical fruits of guava and rockmelon. The palate has the perfect balance of zesty lime, grapefruit and tropical guava. Finishing with refreshing and salivating acidity that brings you back for another glass.
Vintage in image may vary. Refer to wine facts for current vintage.
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Description
Clear and bright with green hues. A charming combination of lime blossom, musk and passionfruit with lifted exotic tropical fruits of guava and rockmelon. The palate has the perfect balance of zesty lime, grapefruit and tropical guava. Finishing with refreshing and salivating acidity that brings you back for another glass.
Vintage in image may vary. Refer to wine facts for current vintage.
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Wine Facts
Product Type | White Wine |
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Grape Varietal | Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon |
Vintage | 2022 |
Region | Margaret River |
Country | AUSTRALIA |
Winemakers | Luke Jolliffe |
Producer | Stella Bella Wines |
Average age of vines | 25-30 years |
Harvest method | Machine harvested |
Fermentation & maceration | Stainless steel tank |
Alcohol | 13.1% |
Mouth Attribute | Bright, Dry, Fresh, Fruity |
Nose Attribute | Citrus, Floral, Fresh, Tropical Fruit |
SKU | AU114 |
Vineyard Info
The word skuttlebutt has its origin in the antiquated, nautical term for the source of drinking water on sea-going vessels. It has evolved into the colloquial term for gossip, rumour and idle chatter. This transformation can be explained by the very nature of social gatherings. Crowding around the skuttlebutt to obtain a drink of water was part of everyday life and the opportunity for idle chatter amongst the crew was the inevitable outcome and so the word became synonymous. These are classic wine styles that can be easily enjoyed everyday, the perfect excuse to Skuttlebutt with friends!
Stella Bella’s five small distinctive vineyards are located throughout southern Margaret River, an area of our region chosen for its cool climate and ability to produce elegant, aromatic and medium bodied wines with personality and precision. Peak summer & low winter temperatures are moderated by extra cloud cover & ocean winds. Resulting in a longer cooler ripening period.
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Description
Clear and bright with green hues. A charming combination of lime blossom, musk and passionfruit with lifted exotic tropical fruits of guava and rockmelon. The palate has the perfect balance of zesty lime, grapefruit and tropical guava. Finishing with refreshing and salivating acidity that brings you back for another glass.
Vintage in image may vary. Refer to wine facts for current vintage.
How to pair it


Awards
Product Type | White Wine |
---|---|
Grape Varietal | Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon |
Vintage | 2022 |
Region | Margaret River |
Country | AUSTRALIA |
Winemakers | Luke Jolliffe |
Producer | Stella Bella Wines |
Average age of vines | 25-30 years |
Harvest method | Machine harvested |
Fermentation & maceration | Stainless steel tank |
Alcohol | 13.1% |
Mouth Attribute | Bright, Dry, Fresh, Fruity |
Nose Attribute | Citrus, Floral, Fresh, Tropical Fruit |
SKU | AU114 |
The word skuttlebutt has its origin in the antiquated, nautical term for the source of drinking water on sea-going vessels. It has evolved into the colloquial term for gossip, rumour and idle chatter. This transformation can be explained by the very nature of social gatherings. Crowding around the skuttlebutt to obtain a drink of water was part of everyday life and the opportunity for idle chatter amongst the crew was the inevitable outcome and so the word became synonymous. These are classic wine styles that can be easily enjoyed everyday, the perfect excuse to Skuttlebutt with friends!
Stella Bella’s five small distinctive vineyards are located throughout southern Margaret River, an area of our region chosen for its cool climate and ability to produce elegant, aromatic and medium bodied wines with personality and precision. Peak summer & low winter temperatures are moderated by extra cloud cover & ocean winds. Resulting in a longer cooler ripening period.