457 results for "Potter's Hill Chardonnay 2007" between $5.00 and $100.00

“Vine Hill” lies in front of the Kistler Winery in Russian River Valley. If you like Chardonnay with lots and lots of really good, expensive new French oak, then this is for you! Vanilla, crème brulee…a store that sells really nice oak furniture! Oh yes, the fruit’s in here too: pineapple, Granny Smith apple, tangerine, Meyer lemon. Big yet crisp, showing its cool climate origin.

Pale straw color with green tints. Vibrant citrus lemon peel and nectarine fruit characters with underlying toasy oak and minerality. A fine, elegant style with attractive citrus and stonefruit characters. Barrel fermentation chashew nut characters add further complexity, finishing with integrated toasty oak and balanced acidity. Predominantly sourced from the Upper Yarra Valley, this wine exhibits attractive cool climate Chardonnay characters from the dry 2007 vintage.

A classy Chardonnay in every respect, offering enticing aromas of acacia blossom, ripe Meyer lemon, honeysuckle, a touch of minerality and a modest dusting of French oak. Full bodied and elegant on the palate with excellent acid balance and expansive flavors of citrus, pear, quince, green apple and spice, this crisp, complex, food-friendly wine remains lively in the mouth, thanks to the absence of malolactic fermentation and the judicious use of French oak (one-third new); long, lemony close.

In 1965, our founder Rod Strong was the first to plant chardonnay in what would later be recognized as the Chalk Hill American Viticultural Area (AVA), established officially in 1983. He recognized the region as distinct from the rest of Russian River Valley for its unique chalky white soils, which impart a subtle mineral character to wines grown there. Barrel fermentation in new and seasoned French oak added toasty vanilla and spice complexities, and during 9 months of barrel ageing, we regularly...

162022,Rutherford Hill,Chardonnay,2002,Wine Spectator Weekly,NULL,90,2004:04:15 00:00:00,"A lean, focused style with spicy pear, green apple and lemon meringue touches, with a flinty edge, finishing with lively acidity, a burst of citrusy flavors and a dash of toasty oak.

"A lot more Frenchness," says Mike Chelini of our 2007 Chardonnay, calling to mind a complex blend of fruit flavors and a notable mineral component from the depths of the soil. These are old world qualities you would expect to find in Burgundian whites, and yet they also describe the classic Stony Hill style with hints of green apple, honeydew melon and peaches in the nose and at the first sip. A flinty note follows from our Spring Mountain terroir. This is a rich, multi-dimensional wine, very aromatic...

This wine is from Australia, South Eastern Australia region. With rich fruit flavors, Altoona Hills Chardonnay shows considerable complexity, reinforced with subtle notes of vanilla and oak. The bouquet displays hints of melon and peaches while providing a creamy texture and flavor that lingers at the finish. Keep the wine in a cool dry place to preserve quality. Best served chilled with white meats or grilled fish. Kosher CHARDONNAY Wine KOSHER

Fragrant floral notes of honeysuckle lead to aromas of toasted hazelnuts and crème brulee. Bright citrus and nectarine flavors are woven into vanilla and toasted nuances of French oak.

"Pale yellow. Musky stone fruits, nutmeg and honey on the nose, plus a whiff of toasty, vanillin oak. Dense, tactile and juicy, conveying very good intensity without weight. Supple and ripe in the middle. The rising finish features fresh acidity (the wine did not go through malolactic fermentation) and sneaky length." -Stephen Tanzer

Palate: The flavor of ripe apples contributes to a slightly sweet entry, nicely balanced by the essence of pear, fig and rich nutmeg.

The 2007 season was perfect for growing Chardonnay. Ideal weather through harvest allowed grapes from every block to reach desired ripeness. Aromas are concentrated and complex – white flower, sweet cream, ripe peach, lemon oil and wet stone – leading to a palate anchored with rich minerality and tropical and stone fruit. A clean acidity and mouth-filling texture unite pear, pineapple and sweet orange fruit with subtly sweet brown spice and honeyed toast. "Bold, rich and full-bodied, with succulent...

The 2007 season was perfect for growing Chardonnay. Ideal weather through harvest allowed grapes from every block to reach desired ripeness. Aromas are concentrated and complex - white flower, sweet cream, ripe peach, lemon oil and wet stone - leading to a palate anchored with rich minerality and tropical and stone fruit. A clean acidity and mouth-filling texture unite pear, pineapple and sweet orange fruit with subtly sweet brown spice and honeyed toast. CHALK HILL'S POTENTIAL FOR GREAT CHARDONNAY...

Chardonnay-2007 CHARDONNAY Willamette Valley from Oak Knoll Winery. An elegant dry white wine with subtle notes of green apple, melon, and spice. This Burgundian style Chardonnay emphasizes finesse and balance rather than power, with a pleasing crisp texture and long, clean finish. The absence of oak brings out the true flavors of quality chardonnay grapes. This delicious wine will complement a wide range of foods, particularly poultry and seafood. Special Alcohol Shipping & Handling surcharge of...

Here is how wine writer John Gillman (www.viewfromthecellar.com) recently described the vintage, “…so far the wine is really drinking very well for a young vintage of Stony Hill, despite having no shortage of structure and potential for a customary long life in bottle. (With) stony minerality, the wine is beautifully balanced, with superb mid-palate depth, bright and snappy acids and outstanding length. This is an unusually expressive young vintage of Stony Hill Chardonnay, but I would not be tempted...

Brewer-Clifton 2007 Santa Rita Hills Chardonnay 750ml

- It's hard to believe that up until about 30 years ago, this extremely popular varietal hid behind the veil of geographical names like Chablis and Puligny-Montrachet. Now grown all over the world and bottled by its varietal name, Chardonnay has achieved a level of branding unlike any other wine. Surprisingly, though, what you get when you buy Chardonnay can differ greatly from country to country and even within one country, depending on the climate where it's grown and how it is vinified and aged...