Irony
Small Lot Reserve Russian River Valley Chardonnay
Russian River Valley, Sonoma County, California, USA
This Chardonnay is a bit buttery but makes a decent food wine.
This Chardonnay is a bit buttery but makes a decent food wine.
Oct 9th, 2015
Opened this last night not expecting greatness even being from the Russian River Valley (which is one of my favorite regions) and it completely exceeded any expectations. Very approachable Chardonnay with a butter finish but not overly buttery and a hint of floral. I'd definitely drink this again!
Opened this last night not expecting greatness even being from the Russian River Valley (which is one of my favorite regions) and it completely exceeded any expectations. Very approachable Chardonnay with a butter finish but not overly buttery and a hint of floral. I'd definitely drink this again!
Feb 9th, 2018
Balanced wine, light oak and floral notes
Balanced wine, light oak and floral notes
May 7th, 2017Slightly buttery and flowery and light fruit flavor, with a little vanilla. Not much oak.
Slightly buttery and flowery and light fruit flavor, with a little vanilla. Not much oak.
Apr 13th, 2017
Theres a lil alanis morisette in there...got a surprising effervescence thats not visually detectable and despite the obligatory malo has the apple and lemon in there as well...but despite what the label says about why they chose the name...there is an iron like quality to it ...should pair well w duck liver mousse (if u dont have a 1990 yquem flying around.
Theres a lil alanis morisette in there...got a surprising effervescence thats not visually detectable and despite the obligatory malo has the apple and lemon in there as well...but despite what the label says about why they chose the name...there is an iron like quality to it ...should pair well w duck liver mousse (if u dont have a 1990 yquem flying around.
Apr 9th, 2016Extremely smooth, but the buttery flavor is almost overpowering. Drinkable, but would not buy again
Extremely smooth, but the buttery flavor is almost overpowering. Drinkable, but would not buy again
Feb 17th, 2015