Review of the TJs Petit Reserve 2013 Chardonnay from Paso. Totally drinkable, but just not great in any way.
Review of the TJs Petit Reserve 2013 Chardonnay from Paso. Totally drinkable, but just not great in any way.
1 person found it helpfulMay 18th, 2015
Color of light gold, a bit bubbly. Nose of ripe fruits, combination of banana, pineapple, and mango, a bit lychee, and a bit crayon indeed. Taste follows the nose with more lychee and ripe fruit, some bittersweet grapefruit, a bit nutty also. Nice mix of acidity and sweetness. Aftertaste is medium and leaning towards grapefruit flavor, a bit warmth from alcohol. Above average.
Color of light gold, a bit bubbly. Nose of ripe fruits, combination of banana, pineapple, and mango, a bit lychee, and a bit crayon indeed. Taste follows the nose with more lychee and ripe fruit, some bittersweet grapefruit, a bit nutty also. Nice mix of acidity and sweetness. Aftertaste is medium and leaning towards grapefruit flavor, a bit warmth from alcohol. Above average.
Feb 14th, 2023
Would not buy again, could use a touch of oak, not my style, seems more Burgundian.
Would not buy again, could use a touch of oak, not my style, seems more Burgundian.
Jul 13th, 2017
Agree, totally drinkable, but not my favorite style. This is very tart, like green apples in a glass. Said lightly oaked, but seems more like a steel fermented Chardonnay. Mineral and acid more pronounced. $6.99
Agree, totally drinkable, but not my favorite style. This is very tart, like green apples in a glass. Said lightly oaked, but seems more like a steel fermented Chardonnay. Mineral and acid more pronounced. $6.99
Jun 7th, 2015
Paso Robles, Central Coast, California, USA
