A great easy drinking Chardonnay. I normally don't like the maloactic acid of oaked Chardonnay but this doesn't really have it. It's slightly sweet but refreshing. It's has some minerality that cuts through any heft. It's a great drinking wine that would hold us to food. A great Chardonnay!
Color: A clear yellow the color of hay. It is slightly lighter than a typical oaked Chardonnay.
Aroma: Smells like Chardonnay without the maloacid creaminess. There's a slight sweetness, but mostly refreshing with some heft.
Taste: like lovely light Chardonnay with some delicious refreshing sweetness. It's medium body without the heavy, creamy oaked flavors. There are some apple and pear notes that's slightly spiced.
It's light with some minerality making it easy to drink. It has some heft so it can also stand up to food but it's light that it's great on its own. — 2 years ago
$45 bottle; was much lighter than other CdP, more like a Pinot. — 5 years ago
Taking its name from the sea and sun – the two forces of nature that shape its character. Pale lemon, aromas of Stone and tropical fruits, with floral and sweet spice notes. On the palate flavors of apple, peach & apricot with lemon zest and toasty vanilla notes. Smooth long finish, well balanced, nice acidity, ending with fruit, vanilla oak and mineral character. Sip’s well now. Pair this with some pan seared white fish. — 8 months ago
Bright and citrusy. Would drink again. — 4 years ago
Nose of dark fruits and tropical fruit, palate of dark fruits and lychee, with finish of herbs and pepper, off dry, short finish. — 5 years ago
Delicious with smoke salmon — 5 years ago
Peppery fruit and bit of funk — 6 years ago
Pleasant wine. Very drinkable from TJ's. — 4 years ago
Tried a sample at a wine tasting bar in store. Very pleasant - not aged in oak which I prefer. — 5 years ago
Perfect finish. Well balanced. — 5 years ago
My favorite kind of white wine — 5 years ago
Timothy Eustis
Wine Director, Red Lion Inn
Pretty nose. Shows a fair bit of Mourvèdre. On palate, purple of Syrah and garrigue of Grenache. Nose is more interesting. 2020. Quite fat. 15%. Climate change is real. — 7 months ago