Aubert

Eastside Russian River Valley Chardonnay

9.527 ratings
9.62 pro ratings
Russian River Valley, Sonoma County, California, USA
Chardonnay
Duck, Shellfish, Goose, Mushrooms, Manchego & Parmesan, Game, Pork, Squash & Root Vegetables, Chicken, Turkey, Cheddar & Gruyere, Meaty & Oily Fish, White Fish, Shellfish, Crab & Lobster, Cream Sauces
Top Notes For
David L

This needed time in the bottle. Better now then ever. Cheers! Edit- Incredible

This needed time in the bottle. Better now then ever. Cheers! Edit- Incredible

Jul 30th, 2020
David L

Drinking exceptional. Mark’s Chardonnay with a bit of time in a bottle are a absolute treat. Highly recommended.

Drinking exceptional. Mark’s Chardonnay with a bit of time in a bottle are a absolute treat. Highly recommended.

Dec 20th, 2019
Tom Garland

Double decant (some cloudy/chunky sediment). A memorable golden straw color. On the nose: subtle nose of sliced apple, grapefruit, tangerine, minerals, some floral. Taste: a chalky-creamy, medium plus body wine with pear, lots of minerals, spiced stone fruit, lemon rind, crushed stones, and a dry slightly astringent medium finish. 1st time trying the Eastside....OK/Good, but was expecting more.....

Double decant (some cloudy/chunky sediment). A memorable golden straw color. On the nose: subtle nose of sliced apple, grapefruit, tangerine, minerals, some floral. Taste: a chalky-creamy, medium plus body wine with pear, lots of minerals, spiced stone fruit, lemon rind, crushed stones, and a dry slightly astringent medium finish. 1st time trying the Eastside....OK/Good, but was expecting more.....

Aug 16th, 2021
Simon Weston

Divine

Divine

Jun 19th, 2021
Michael Phillips

Nose of honeydew and cucumbers. Velvety on the palate. Perfect wine crabcakes.

Nose of honeydew and cucumbers. Velvety on the palate. Perfect wine crabcakes.

Mar 23rd, 2020
Nick H
9.5

A pop and pour. Certainly a chard that benefits from warming up a bit. All the beautiful tropical and tree fruits I’ve come to expect were there, and the minerality and creaminess perfectly balanced it out.

A pop and pour. Certainly a chard that benefits from warming up a bit. All the beautiful tropical and tree fruits I’ve come to expect were there, and the minerality and creaminess perfectly balanced it out.

Aug 1st, 2019
Simon Weston

Where to start? Lady in the picture says its the best wine she’s ever had and that I need to buy more - I could end there I suppose 😁! Over 2 hours it kept improving so give it time to breathe. Like other Aubert chardonnays it has a complex warmth that is delightful, at various times you get butter, cream, honey, oak, pear, lemon, butterscotch. It starts with a hint of sweetness but ends crisp but not sharp. Perfection. Side note - surprisingly large amount of tartaric acid crystals in the bottle.

Where to start? Lady in the picture says its the best wine she’s ever had and that I need to buy more - I could end there I suppose 😁! Over 2 hours it kept improving so give it time to breathe. Like other Aubert chardonnays it has a complex warmth that is delightful, at various times you get butter, cream, honey, oak, pear, lemon, butterscotch. It starts with a hint of sweetness but ends crisp but not sharp. Perfection. Side note - surprisingly large amount of tartaric acid crystals in the bottle.

Jan 13th, 2019
Eric L.

Hard to go wrong with Aubert Chardonnay. Very nice.

Hard to go wrong with Aubert Chardonnay. Very nice.

Dec 10th, 2018
Eric L.

I wasn’t too sure about this one at first - it showed a hard, oaky edge on the palate. Then after about two hours, it transformed into a beautiful, balanced Chardonnay with lovely lemon cream and brioche notes and a pillowy-soft texture. Really a remarkable transformation, and I highly recommend a significant decant if you open one now. I think it is also better served slightly above cellar temperature.

I wasn’t too sure about this one at first - it showed a hard, oaky edge on the palate. Then after about two hours, it transformed into a beautiful, balanced Chardonnay with lovely lemon cream and brioche notes and a pillowy-soft texture. Really a remarkable transformation, and I highly recommend a significant decant if you open one now. I think it is also better served slightly above cellar temperature.

Jul 31st, 2018
Luis F Gimenez

Outstanding chard!!!
Apples, citrus and a hint of wet stone jump at he nose.
It should get better over the next 3-5 years.... amazing

Outstanding chard!!!
Apples, citrus and a hint of wet stone jump at he nose.
It should get better over the next 3-5 years.... amazing

Jan 23rd, 2018