Served slightly chilled. Golden color. Nose of lemon and gasoline. Full body with stone fruit and a medium finish. Lovely. — 9 years ago
The golden colour with its creamy buttery nutty aroma still draws me in like the 2011 bottle did. The peach and melon flavours became the backbone of its savoury and slightly smokey characters. The sweet sensation from its high alcohol content makes tasting this wine almost like eating a pudding with a layer of caramel - like the Taiwanese's favourite Tong Yi pudding if you have ever had it. — 10 years ago
Butter, golden oak — 11 years ago
Really nice and round. Nice oak and golden raisin, peach and floral notes on the palate, really nice peach aromas, also a slight minerality on the back end. Really well done! Slightly buttery too. — 11 years ago
Very clean tasting with mild hops. Nice low alcohol for an afternoon drink. — 10 years ago
While a little more golden in color than anticipated, it was a beautiful wine with some great grilled bread and apple notes. — 10 years ago
Great acidity is there, with golden fuji apples, tart Asian pears, honey, yellow blossoms, and pine nuts. — 10 years ago
A stunner, never would have guessed. — 10 years ago
Soft sweet white! — 11 years ago
At first the oak was over whelming but after an hour the bold rich golden flavored melded. The finish is stunning. — 9 years ago
Great start to the #f1 season with a beer a good friend brought to the house. Delicious and refreshing. 🍻🍻🍻 — 9 years ago
Golden straw in color with white flower and tropical fruit on the nose. Medium body and slightly buttery palate are balanced by a substantial amount of acid. The cool Carneros climate and high acidity make for an excellent Chablisian-style wine that paired well with smoked fish. — 10 years ago
Melty and grassssss — 10 years ago
Rich and amber-hued, this dessert wine offering from cult winery, Sine Qua Non is crafted from 100% botrytized Viognier. Harvested at 42 brix, it's a remarkable elixir that offers up notes of ripe apricot, orange marmalade, mace and vanilla. Concentrated, waxy and viscous. There is enough acidity to bolster hedonistic flavors of bruised pear, golden raisin, clover honey and whole cloves on the finish. Ample spice notes gather like an impending storm on the tip of the tongue. Exotic and very memorable. — 10 years ago
Love it when out of town regulars can't take open bottles with them! Littorai is always a treat! Dense core of golden fruit, floral spices, flinty smoke, butterscotch. — 11 years ago
Luke Hankins
A really beautiful New World Chardonnay. Initial notes of golden apple and a touch of pineapple. Balanced acidity and oakiness come through as lemon curd and vanilla. — 9 years ago