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Showing posts with label chardonnay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chardonnay. Show all posts

13.7.10

Girard 2008 Chardonnay




Girard- 2008 Chardonnay
Russian River, California

The French oak aging of this 2008 Russian River Chardonnay, offers up wonderful aromas of vanilla and crème brûlée; blending in with these warm aromas are bright scents of citrus fruits. Creamy texture and on the palate one can discover: lemon, peach and melon.

Its a great summer wine perfect for a hot summer day.

Price U$ 20

18.2.10

Pierre Matrot Meursault 2007

Unoaked Chardonnay from an old-school Côte de Beaune producer Pierre Matrot. Basic, refreshing, mineral and a perfect match for oysters. A floral bouquet (violets, acacia) with a simple but elegant lemon and honey mouth, very mineral and dry. Accents of tea and grapefruit peel. Enjoyed over a birthday dinner at Pearl Oyster Bar in the West Village (which is more than recommended).

60$ (restaurant price)
80 points

2.8.09

Finca Flichman- Misterio Chardonnay 2007




Finca Flichman- Misterio Chardonnay 2007
Mendonza, Argentina

Price USD 10


One of the most traditional and respected wineries in Argentina has produced a good quality and fairly inexpensive chardonnay.
Argentine chardonnays tend to be more fruity and a bit more dry than the more well known American or Australian variety, but Misterio is a great find with hints of pear as well as a very smooth finish for a bargain wine.

This is a great summer wine that is available in most wine stores worldwide.