The Nth Degree Livermore Valley Chardonnay

Classically styled CA Chardonnay. Lots of butter and not too much oak but a fair amount. Green apple, lime, lemon, some butterscotch, high acid and a nice rounded finish.

Butterscotch, minerality, apple Apple skin. The palate says vanilla soft toasted butter notes...

Balanced / harmonious

Very fresh bright fruit. The oak comes on late.

Quite oxidative but in a texturally appealing way. The oak is fully integrated and the wine still retains plenty of acidity.

Well-made Chardonnay in a typical California oaky style, with buttery flavors. Not as good as the Stone Street Upper Barnyard Vineyard Chardonnay, but still a good example of California Chardonnay. A little too expensive, though, for its quality.

Very nice and smooth. More subtle oak than previous vintage, leading to a more balanced Chardonnay.

Real oaky, buttery. Long finish, with bit of citrus

Very nice Chardonnay. Balanced with just a touch of alcohol on the noise. Good oak integration. Cheers.

Complex and beautifully balanced Chardonnay.