White Wine Reviews

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A vanity label but still not bad (8)
The Champ Wine Compnay - California Chardonnay : Reserve

Bad, bad chardonnay... what were they thinking (2)
Rose Bank Winery - Chardonnay

Bright and refreshing for only $5 (9)
Casal Garcia - Branco

Barefoot, with a bubbly? (7)
Barefoot - Bubbly Brut Cuvee

Better once aired out, but still an odd taste for me (7)
2006 Gloria Ferrer - Carneros Chardonnay

Bubbly but lacking (6)
Kila - Cava

Beautiful Oregonian Bubbly (10)
2008 Argyle Winery - Brut

Balanced and bewitching (9)
2011 Augey - Bordeaux

Chocolate for my sweet? (9)
Rosenblum Cellars - Désirée Chocolate Dessert Wine

Chilean Riesling, what a treat (8)
2006 Cono Sur - Cono Sur Limited Release Riesling : Limited Release

Creamy, apply, doughy effervescence (7)
2006 Saint-Hilaire - Blanquette de Limoux

Cocoa, spice and strawberry makes nice (10)
Chandon - Etoile Brut Rose

Crisp lemon (8)
none Scharffenberger - Brut Excellence Non Vintage

Dry but fruity, medium bodied and great! (10)
2008 Domaine de Sancet - Cotes de Gascogne

Demure pineapple and oak with a slight woody backing (8)
2007 Five Rivers - Chardonnay

Definitely different and at the same time delightful (10)
Tsarine - Cuvee Premium Brut

Finally, a Beringer that I like (9)
2005 Beringer - Chardonnay, Napa Valley

Five dollars for a middle of the road Chardonnay (5)
2006 Gato Negro - Chardonnay

Five grapes and a nice tartness (8)
2007 Shoofly - Buzz Cut

Fair Valley has done it again! (9)
2008 Fair Valley - Chardonnay

Four grapes that make a nice bottle (9)
2007 Clayhouse Vineyard - Adobe White

Fruity with a twinge of oak (9)
2010 David Bruce - Chardonnay : Appellation Series

Great, if you like a soft, smooth, buttery Chardonnay (7)
2006 Annabella - Chardonnay : Special Selection

Giving French flowers a chance, I discovered something interesting (9)
2008 Le Drunk Rooster - Chardonnay

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