Marimar Estate (Marimar Torres)

Don Miguel Vineyard Acero Chardonnay

8.746 ratings
8.713 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
Chris Hyde

Powerful richness followed by strong minerality

Powerful richness followed by strong minerality

Nov 7th, 2018
Michael Kotrady

Pure, bright, and vibrant. Surprisingly youthful.

Pure, bright, and vibrant. Surprisingly youthful.

Sep 11th, 2015
Tyson Escoto

Spectacular acidity that only a 2011 vintage in Green Valley could produce. Bright yellow and orange fruit with a satisfyingly viscous finish thanks to a unique stainless steel fermentation with full ML . 3 + years of cellaring left.

Spectacular acidity that only a 2011 vintage in Green Valley could produce. Bright yellow and orange fruit with a satisfyingly viscous finish thanks to a unique stainless steel fermentation with full ML . 3 + years of cellaring left.

May 4th, 2015
Andrew Lampasone

Owner Wine Watch Selections

8.6

Unoaked Chardonnay the first vintage was 2005 all organically farmed estate bottled juice.

Unoaked Chardonnay the first vintage was 2005 all organically farmed estate bottled juice.

Oct 17th, 2014
Season Oglesby

Creamy and floral or maybe lychee. Delicious!

Creamy and floral or maybe lychee. Delicious!

Nov 13th, 2022
Brett Vanderbrook

I picked this up because we used to serve it at a restaurant I worked at, and I had fond memories of it. Tasting it 8 years later it doesn’t remind me at all of that wine which might be because A) it was a different wine (although it was a twist off unoaked Chardonnay) B) my palate has changed or C) just a difference in vintage. While I remember it being quite buttery, and with strong tropical notes of pineapple and lychee, this wine is more reductive and acidic, with stewed apple or pear.

I picked this up because we used to serve it at a restaurant I worked at, and I had fond memories of it. Tasting it 8 years later it doesn’t remind me at all of that wine which might be because A) it was a different wine (although it was a twist off unoaked Chardonnay) B) my palate has changed or C) just a difference in vintage. While I remember it being quite buttery, and with strong tropical notes of pineapple and lychee, this wine is more reductive and acidic, with stewed apple or pear.

Dec 9th, 2019
KDouglas

De-lish. Sod butter, light mineral, light fruit. Refreshing w/mussels.

De-lish. Sod butter, light mineral, light fruit. Refreshing w/mussels.

Jul 16th, 2017
Jordi Pazo

Vila. Cata Blancos de California.
31,65
12.06.17

Vila. Cata Blancos de California.
31,65
12.06.17

Jun 12th, 2017
Shilpi Rawat

First look, doesn't look like chardonnay at all. Very clear and flowy. Super alcoholic with sweet smelling

First look, doesn't look like chardonnay at all. Very clear and flowy. Super alcoholic with sweet smelling

Apr 26th, 2017
Stanislav Lobanov

(16.5/20) Свежий и элегантный аромат белых яблок, желтой сливы и цветов. Тельное с умеренной кислотностью. Лёгкая горчинка во вкусе. Приятное. #prowein2017

(16.5/20) Свежий и элегантный аромат белых яблок, желтой сливы и цветов. Тельное с умеренной кислотностью. Лёгкая горчинка во вкусе. Приятное. #prowein2017

Apr 8th, 2017