Matthew Cohen

9.3

Nose: lovely florality. Elegant.

Palate: silky. Soft fruit. Hint savoriness. Good acidity.

14.9% — 22 days ago

Ann Kunes

8.9

Pretty good for a Chardonnay! It is definitely unoaked, and pretty good! Repeat depending on price! — 4 years ago

Paul Richardson

9.2

The purest a Vidal can get. Primary aromas of apricot, but the age allowed for some nice caramel complexities to show up. Rich on the palate with strong honey tones and a touch of citrus hiding in the back. Really lingers too, and paired well with a salted caramel cheesecake. — 6 years ago

Donna Craig

9.0

Got from Jackie 12-24 at Christmas. Love it! Got me to like Chardonnay! — 3 months ago

Jeff Miller

9.1

This was the single vineyard Jackson Park Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc — 2 years ago

R. David Liebers

9.0

Fruity aroma, subtle tongue taste and dry, slightly acidic finish — 5 years ago

Kara Boyle

9.6

Smooth and easy, not oaky paired with Chicken Cordon Bleu Quesadillas — 7 years ago

Steve Sánchez

9.3

Polished domestic Merlot. Very savory on the nose. Almost classic Bordeaux in style , green olive and olive tapenade. Oregano and thyme with just a hint of oak hut not overly in your face. Beautiful inky hue. Lots of great tannin and acidity on the backbone of this wine. Plenty of room to keep aging. Blackberries and blueberries upfront. Fantastic finish that lingers without feeling big heat. Very well balanced at 14.5% — 2 years ago

Michelle Connely

9.9

Consumed 06/2020. Received this in one of my shipments and aged it for a few years. Flavor profile is deep black cherry, Cassis and red current flavors.  — 5 years ago

Ken Z

8.9

Drank 3/5/19. Paired well with shrimp.

My go to every night chardonnay. Right now at around $11, an excellent buy. I enjoyed this vintage perhaps a touch less than others, but overall a great wine and an outstanding value.

Nose of light tropical fruits, a touch of citrus and butterscotch. Palate medium + body with pear, lemon curd, buttery notes, and a hint of oak. A nice balance for those who enjoy a bit of oak in their Chardonnay.

3/22/7/4/3 +50 =89 pts. — 6 years ago