White Wine Reviews

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A breezy clean and crisp Chardonnay (8)
2008 Maipe - Chardonnay

A not too wet white from Washington (7)
2007 Hedges Family Estate - CMS White

A wonderful sub $10 California Chardonnay (9)
2007 Snap Dragon Winery - Chardonnay

A nice, powerful, barrel fermented and inexpensive Chardonnay (8)
2006 Castle Rock - Chardonnay

An interesting Cava from Freixenet, believe it or not (8)
Freixenet - Carta Nevada Semi Dry

A wonderful bright and tropical Chardonnay (8)
2007 Red Bicyclette - Chardonnay

A wonderful white meritage (also, the first one ever that I had) (10)
Conundrum Wines - Conundrum

A chardonnay that is more reminiscent of a Sauv Blanc (8)
Shoofly - Chook Raffle

An interesting melange bringing out a pineapple with sizzle (8)
2008 Oveja Negra - Chardonnay/Viognier Reserva : Reserve

A tropical Chardonnay (8)
2008 Chilensis - Chardonnay : Reserve

A nutty, oaky Chardonnay (8)
2007 Concannon Vineyards - Chardonnay

A mid-grade Aussie Chard (7)
2008 Friday Monkey - Chardonnay

Apricot and peaches! (9)
2008 Schmitt Sohne Wines - Eiswein/Icewine

A nice spring treat (9)
2008 Chaddsford - Dry Rosé

A sweet red that would make any woman purr (9)
2008 Heimersheimer Rotenfels - Dornfelder

A piece of heaven (10)
2007 Quady - Elysium

And how many of us know what Chardonnay really tastes like (7)
2009 Explore - Chardonnay

An interesting melange of pineapple and other tropical flavors (9)
2010 Backhouse - Chardonnay

A different South American take on Chardonnay (8)
2010 Finca Gabrielli - Chardonnay

A great dynamic duo (9)
2010 Charte D'Assemblage - Blanc Sec

A little strawberries and a little bubbles (8)
Marquis de la Tour - Brut Rose

A newly classic pairing, but this is drawn down too much (7)
2011 Laurent Miquel - Chardonnay Viognier

Another cremant (8)
2009 De Chanceny - Brut Excellence

An interesting different little thing from Korbel (8)
2008 Korbel - Brut - Made with Organic Grapes

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