Beringer Vineyards
Napa Valley Chardonnay
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![Matt Scoggins Matt Scoggins](https://s3.amazonaws.com/delectable-profile-photos/mattscoggins-1546047158-883c1df1d248_250x250.jpg)
Mellowed oak and butter tones. Still some ripe fruit. Warm wine at 14.5%.
Mellowed oak and butter tones. Still some ripe fruit. Warm wine at 14.5%.
Aug 7th, 2019Hello butter, apricots, peaches and lemon. Fruity like pebbles. Remind me of being a Napa newb in '99. Quite the CA oak and vanilla. Astor $20 ➡️ $14
Hello butter, apricots, peaches and lemon. Fruity like pebbles. Remind me of being a Napa newb in '99. Quite the CA oak and vanilla. Astor $20 ➡️ $14
Oct 16th, 2017![Richard Gray Richard Gray](https://dn4y07yc47w5p.cloudfront.net/avatar_r_250.png)
Average, not as good as some of the California Chardonnays that we enjoy.
Average, not as good as some of the California Chardonnays that we enjoy.
Jul 23rd, 2017![Suraya Bradshaw Suraya Bradshaw](https://s3.amazonaws.com/delectable-profile-photos/surayabradshaw-1483832415-708c74d602d6_250x250.jpg)
Delicious tropical fruit flavor balanced with a slightly acidic aftertaste. Hard to believe this contains 14.5% alcohol!
I recommend chilling to the preferred serving temperature of a Full-Bodied Chardonnay (54-58°F) to avoid blocking the wonderful secondary grassy/tropical flavor.
Enjoy!🍷
Delicious tropical fruit flavor balanced with a slightly acidic aftertaste. Hard to believe this contains 14.5% alcohol!
I recommend chilling to the preferred serving temperature of a Full-Bodied Chardonnay (54-58°F) to avoid blocking the wonderful secondary grassy/tropical flavor.
Enjoy!🍷
![Ian Riach Ian Riach](https://dn4y07yc47w5p.cloudfront.net/avatar_i_250.png)
Weak offering from Beringer. Light, crisp, grassy. But you can get that with Cono Sur for less $$ if that's what you like in a Chard. I like more oak, and a little butter. Pay the extra $5 for Sonoma-Cutrer, always good, or $3 less for KJ Vintners Reserve (a reasonable facsimile) Both have way more depth.
Weak offering from Beringer. Light, crisp, grassy. But you can get that with Cono Sur for less $$ if that's what you like in a Chard. I like more oak, and a little butter. Pay the extra $5 for Sonoma-Cutrer, always good, or $3 less for KJ Vintners Reserve (a reasonable facsimile) Both have way more depth.
Jul 30th, 2016