New world Chablis emulation but with a little more ripe fruit character and butter notes. Butter mochi, ripe green apple, cooked apples. Really tart finish with duality if fruit character. 0 new oak usage in this wine, fermented in used oak barrels and battonage for a year. Not your typical Napa chardonnay by any means but elegant and pretty. Perfumed and pretty. — 7 years ago
Pale yellow color with plentiful active tiny bubbles and fresh bread, almond, apple, subtle citrus and a hint of smoke aromas. On the palate, it's refined, lively and fresh with a delicate creamy mousse. Mixed tart apples, pear and lemon curd flavors dominate but hints of grapefruit, black currant and an appealing smoky minerality play in the background. Lingering mineral driven finish — 10 years ago
Very dry but short taste. Bread and green apples. Mineral and a little lemon. — 10 years ago
Tasting so fresh! Lovely layers of apple and almond butter with lingering flinty, citrusy notes. Thanks, David!! #rameywinecellars — 11 years ago
True to its name - smooth as butter. Yum! — 11 years ago
Oak and butter. Paired it with a selection of oysters. — 7 years ago
fresh bread — 9 years ago
Amazing!! I believe the earlier comment calling it liquid butter sums it up! — 10 years ago
Deep gold; nose of baked nuts, double vanilla and a slight petrol note; big tropical fruits, butter, New toasty oak, concentrated but not sloppy or sweet, good structure and a bit yeasty, strong finish. Would have thought this a French Burgundy it has good power. — 10 years ago
A lovely, toasty Brut, perfect for a warm evening in Palm Springs! Some halibut is on the way and I'm guessing it will be a good pairing. Fresh baked bread on the nose, toasty fruit on the palate, nice small bubbles. Mmm! — 11 years ago

Christmas ornament decorating and cake bread Chardonnay — 13 years ago
Blue Chip California Chard, butter but not too much. — 10 years ago
Butter, like butter baby . . .
Not no Parkay, not no margarine,
Strickly butter baby, strictly butter
— 10 years ago
Complexity!!!! — 11 years ago
Try a Black Banana, Guinness and this beer as a Black and Tan. It will blow your mind! — 11 years ago
Brendan OConnell
Great Chardonnay - not too much butter or oak. — 7 years ago