Maranet
Chardonnay
@Joe Lucca Thank you bud for sharing this beauty with me! The 1st time I ever tried it was during our get together at Ron's house. It drank very well then and very well now!! I was slightly afraid when I took my 1st sip. I had just pulled it out of my cooler. It was super tight and somewhat shut down. Incredible how it transformed with some air & warming up to room temp. Now it's well rounded rounded with a nice lush mouthfeel.
Notes of citrus are awesome and it has a nice long finish.
Very nice! Thanks Bud!
@Joe Lucca Thank you bud for sharing this beauty with me! The 1st time I ever tried it was during our get together at Ron's house. It drank very well then and very well now!! I was slightly afraid when I took my 1st sip. I had just pulled it out of my cooler. It was super tight and somewhat shut down. Incredible how it transformed with some air & warming up to room temp. Now it's well rounded rounded with a nice lush mouthfeel.
Notes of citrus are awesome and it has a nice long finish.
Very nice! Thanks Bud!
Orange blossom, under ripe apricot, petrol, blanched almonds, Meyer lemon peel, and some saline.
Orange blossom, under ripe apricot, petrol, blanched almonds, Meyer lemon peel, and some saline.
Mar 31st, 2018Bemoaning the extinction of the best 'B' label in the league. Never a star, always a solid contributor to team unity. #dumol
Bemoaning the extinction of the best 'B' label in the league. Never a star, always a solid contributor to team unity. #dumol
Aug 7th, 2016This is produced by DuMol and labeled under the Maranet name exclusively for restaurants. The nose shows ocean air, split vanilla bean, ripe fig, and fragrant honeysuckle. Marmalade, beeswax, citrus, quince, nectarine, and almonds. This has some nice viscosity, but enough acid to keep it from being heavy. Impressive length. I love how complex this is and how it changes with some air and as it warms in the glass.
This is produced by DuMol and labeled under the Maranet name exclusively for restaurants. The nose shows ocean air, split vanilla bean, ripe fig, and fragrant honeysuckle. Marmalade, beeswax, citrus, quince, nectarine, and almonds. This has some nice viscosity, but enough acid to keep it from being heavy. Impressive length. I love how complex this is and how it changes with some air and as it warms in the glass.
Mar 13th, 2016A new world chardonnay that makes the debate of oak vs. no oak seem silly. Perfect harmony here, full, deep, rich, refreshing
A new world chardonnay that makes the debate of oak vs. no oak seem silly. Perfect harmony here, full, deep, rich, refreshing
Mar 12th, 2016Nice Chardonnay. Not too buttery. Needs time to open. Big butterscotch notes.
Nice Chardonnay. Not too buttery. Needs time to open. Big butterscotch notes.
Feb 9th, 2016