The first vineyard planted in the Edna Valley appellation in 1973, 5 miles inland against the Santa Lucia Mountains, formerly operating under the name of Domaine Alfred. Aromas of tropical fruits and citrus. On the palate apple and pineapple with a burst of citrus mineral tang, very crisp, savory. Fresh smooth finish ending with mineral notes.
The first vineyard planted in the Edna Valley appellation in 1973, 5 miles inland against the Santa Lucia Mountains, formerly operating under the name of Domaine Alfred. Aromas of tropical fruits and citrus. On the palate apple and pineapple with a burst of citrus mineral tang, very crisp, savory. Fresh smooth finish ending with mineral notes.
Oct 17th, 2017
I liked it, wife didn’t, from Berkeley wine, $10.
I liked it, wife didn’t, from Berkeley wine, $10.
Apr 5th, 2020
Very pleasant nose. Picked this because I didn’t want your typical CA Chardonnay. It is crisp, light, slightly acidic with fruit on the palate. Not bad. Reminds me of a Chablis.
Very pleasant nose. Picked this because I didn’t want your typical CA Chardonnay. It is crisp, light, slightly acidic with fruit on the palate. Not bad. Reminds me of a Chablis.
Nov 22nd, 2018
Central Coast, California, USA
