If this is the new style of CA Chardonnay--after years of alcohol numbing honeyed syrup--I'm all in. This Chard is in the taste spectrum of a village white Burgundy but lacks the depth and weight of its French counterpart. That aside, at $19 this 2015 Santa Barbara white deserves a look, and certainly raises the QPR bar for other Californian Chards. Excellent job! (ABV 12.5% 😎👏🏻😎👏🏻)
If this is the new style of CA Chardonnay--after years of alcohol numbing honeyed syrup--I'm all in. This Chard is in the taste spectrum of a village white Burgundy but lacks the depth and weight of its French counterpart. That aside, at $19 this 2015 Santa Barbara white deserves a look, and certainly raises the QPR bar for other Californian Chards. Excellent job! (ABV 12.5% 😎👏🏻😎👏🏻)
Feb 1st, 2019
Nariz compleja,aroma lía gruesa un poco reducida, sensación poca acidez
Nariz compleja,aroma lía gruesa un poco reducida, sensación poca acidez
Apr 20th, 2018
This one is very much alive in the glass. Some buttery oak is present here, but the acidity steals the show. Key lime? I really enjoyed it.
This one is very much alive in the glass. Some buttery oak is present here, but the acidity steals the show. Key lime? I really enjoyed it.
Apr 8th, 2018
Santa Barbara County, Central Coast, California, USA
