An Oaky chardonnay from Sonoma County California, made by Amici Cellars.
Showing lemons, limes, grapefruits with lots of oak, vanilla and spices.
Smooth with a soft mouthfeel.
Medium plus in body with Medium acidity.
A Good quality wine, just not my style.
84 points.
13.8% alcohol by volume.
An Oaky chardonnay from Sonoma County California, made by Amici Cellars.
Showing lemons, limes, grapefruits with lots of oak, vanilla and spices.
Smooth with a soft mouthfeel.
Medium plus in body with Medium acidity.
A Good quality wine, just not my style.
84 points.
13.8% alcohol by volume.
Jan 5th, 2019
Star bright straw gold. Subtle nose of red apple and Bosc pear. Full-bodied subtle palate of apples and pears with cloves on the finish. Medium acidity runs through it all. A balanced supporting Chardonnay that will compliment a wide variety of “white wine” foods without overwhelming (thanks to the 50% stainless)!or being overwhelmed (thanks to the 50% oak).
Star bright straw gold. Subtle nose of red apple and Bosc pear. Full-bodied subtle palate of apples and pears with cloves on the finish. Medium acidity runs through it all. A balanced supporting Chardonnay that will compliment a wide variety of “white wine” foods without overwhelming (thanks to the 50% stainless)!or being overwhelmed (thanks to the 50% oak).
1 person found it helpfulJun 21st, 2018
So tonight I decided I'd like a Chardonnay. It's been a while since I've had one and I've been eyeing this bottle in my fridge for a while. It has a nice medium body and a smoothe finish. Definite aroma of florals and a touch of spice. My Texas (aka brisket) chili may not be the best pairing but it's not terrible either. It's a Thursday night and I wanted something a little lighter than my usual reds.
So tonight I decided I'd like a Chardonnay. It's been a while since I've had one and I've been eyeing this bottle in my fridge for a while. It has a nice medium body and a smoothe finish. Definite aroma of florals and a touch of spice. My Texas (aka brisket) chili may not be the best pairing but it's not terrible either. It's a Thursday night and I wanted something a little lighter than my usual reds.
Nov 12th, 2020
Your typical fully rounded American oak chardonnay from California. If you want to introduce someone to the difference between French and American chard, this would be a good example.
Your typical fully rounded American oak chardonnay from California. If you want to introduce someone to the difference between French and American chard, this would be a good example.
Sep 23rd, 2018
Sonoma County, California, USA
