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White Wine Reviews


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Pepper, oak, butter and chardonnay (8)
2007 Mockingbird Hill - Chardonnay

Pure and uncontested (9)
2011 Michel Lynch - Bordeaux

Phenomenally understated (10)
2011 Compania de Vinos Telmo Rodriquez - Basa

Stinky, smelly Chardonnay (1)
2005 Manatawny Creek Winery - Chardonnay

St. George, oh you slay me so (8)
2005 St. George - Chardonnay

Sparling sake!!! Ichi-ban!!! (10)
Jizake - Ai No Hime (Beni) - Princess of Love

Sea and land Chardonnay (7)
2006 Mar y Tierra - Chardonnay

Strawberry and melon in a champagne (9)
Korbel - Brut Rose

Semieffervescent sweetness! (8)
2008 Salneval - Cosecha

Same as it ever was (8)
2010 Grayson Cellars - Chardonnay

Smack me in the head with a shovel (10)
Chandon - Etoile Brut

Spank me with strawberries (9)
2009 Graham Beck - Brut Rose

Sweeter than the last year (8)
2012 Augey - Bordeaux

Smack yo mama good (10)
2015 Albino Armani - Colle Ara

The first Yellowtail that I liked (9)
2006 Yellowtail - Chardonnay : Reserve

The boss of Orange Muscats (10)
Quady - Essencia

This is it! and no, I am not thinking Michael McDonald (10)
Cantina Di Montefiascone - Est! Est! Est!!! Vescovo Amabile

They're trying, but not quite there yet with their bubbly (6)
2000 New Hope Winery - Celebration 2000 Brut

This is not the 'it' that the other one was (8)
2007 Collezion Marchesini - Est! Est! Est!!! Secco

They dropped the ball this year (5)
2007 Now & Zen - Alsace White

Twangy peach and vanilla concentrated Chardonnay from Argentina (7)
2008 Astica - Chardonnay

Too much lemon for what it's worth (7)
2012 Kiwi Cuvee - Bin 360

Tart and tight but oily (7)
2014 Spier Stellenbosch - Chenin Blanc

Vrrrrrrrrrrrrrrroooooooooooooooooommmmmmm! (8)
Ferrari - Brut


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