Archery Summit
Eola-Amity Hills Chardonnay
Eola - Amity Hills, Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
Brief tasting notes from the annual Fort Worth Food & Wine Festival. Whites knocked it out of the park this year.
@Delectable Wine : This is the Archery Summit Eola-Ammity Chardonnay. Wasn’t in the database.
This is my first Oregon Chardonnay. Loved it! Very mineral driven. Not over oaked, lots of white flower, honey, and wonderful acidity.
Brief tasting notes from the annual Fort Worth Food & Wine Festival. Whites knocked it out of the park this year.
@Delectable Wine : This is the Archery Summit Eola-Ammity Chardonnay. Wasn’t in the database.
This is my first Oregon Chardonnay. Loved it! Very mineral driven. Not over oaked, lots of white flower, honey, and wonderful acidity.
I would chug bottles of this wine weekly if it were $25. Silly easy to drink. Alas, it’s $40 so they can eat a dick.
I would chug bottles of this wine weekly if it were $25. Silly easy to drink. Alas, it’s $40 so they can eat a dick.
Jan 31st, 2024Fruit hanging in with good acid balance.
Fruit hanging in with good acid balance.
Jan 10th, 2023Delicate. Floral. Old world. Bit of peaches and gun flint. 12.7%. Pound town. / +2 pts on day two this done got serious
Delicate. Floral. Old world. Bit of peaches and gun flint. 12.7%. Pound town. / +2 pts on day two this done got serious
Dec 8th, 2020
Big fan of this Oregon Chard. Love the balance of minerality and fruit. Displays yellow apple, cantaloupe and crisp citrus. Not over oaked. The acidity runs through to the finish. A keeper.
Big fan of this Oregon Chard. Love the balance of minerality and fruit. Displays yellow apple, cantaloupe and crisp citrus. Not over oaked. The acidity runs through to the finish. A keeper.
Nov 2nd, 2020The palate confirms the nose with mineral and citrusy aromas of limes, pears and green apples. Well-balanced acidity. 12.8% ABV. A very refreshing chardonnay from the Eola-Amity Hills in Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA.
The pioneers used the name Eola as a reference to the aeolian harp. A wind instrument named after Aeolus, the Greek god of the wind. The gap in this area of the Willamette Valley ushers in howling winds from the Pacific Ocean which are then trapped in the Coastal Range. Cheers!
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#oregon #oregonchardonnay
The palate confirms the nose with mineral and citrusy aromas of limes, pears and green apples. Well-balanced acidity. 12.8% ABV. A very refreshing chardonnay from the Eola-Amity Hills in Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA.
The pioneers used the name Eola as a reference to the aeolian harp. A wind instrument named after Aeolus, the Greek god of the wind. The gap in this area of the Willamette Valley ushers in howling winds from the Pacific Ocean which are then trapped in the Coastal Range. Cheers!
🥂
#oregon #oregonchardonnay
Not bad, probably my first Oregon chard. Wouldn’t pay winery price of $48.00.
$20.00 is appropriate. But it was off the truck & into the freezer. I’ll hold the other bottles awhile
Not bad, probably my first Oregon chard. Wouldn’t pay winery price of $48.00.
$20.00 is appropriate. But it was off the truck & into the freezer. I’ll hold the other bottles awhile
