White Wine Reviews

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A half bottle of happiness that Mr. Freeze would also love, and even the Heat Miser (10)
2005 Jackson-Triggs - Vidal Icewine : Proprieter's Reserve

Another celestial offering from Ironstone, and the best damned Viognier I've tasted (9)
2005 Christine Andrew - Viognier

A great wine, with an interesting label (9)
2006 Now & Zen - Wasabi White

A nice change in white grapes (8)
2007 Domaine Du Tariquet - Ugni-Blanc Colombard

A new grape! and it has a boss-ass name! (8)
2007 Maximo - Viura

A chardonnay that makes you believe in chardonnay all over again (9)
2007 The Wishing Tree - Unoaked Chardonnay

A mild Verdejo, if you can believe it (7)
2007 Tapena - Verdejo

A capable well oaked sub $10 Chardonnay (8)
2007 Rosenblum Cellars - Vintner's Cuvee Chardonnay

Another terrible Viognier (6)
2008 X Winery - Viognier

An interesting wildness to this one (8)
2007 Vina Errazuriz - Wild Ferment Chardonnay

A nice pineapple taste (8)
2012 Bree Collection - White : Qualitatswein

Best for the spring and summer parties (8)
2008 Concha y Toro - Xplorador Chardonnay

Berry and chocolate from Portugal (9)
2006 Dow - Vale do Bomfim

Chinese Chardonnay... take the plunge (8)
2005 Dragon's Hollow - Unoaked Chardonnay

Demure apricots (8)
2013 Ryan Patrick Vineyards - Unoaked Chardonnay

Feral and gamey, just where the wild things are (8)
2006 Yalumba - Wild Ferment Chardonnay

For all of you that love sweet wines (8)
2010 Kamiak - Windust White

Honeysuckle, passionfruit and melons (10)
2008 Lapis Luna - Unoaked Chardonnay

Hot damn! My man, pots and pans! (10)
2011 Simply Naked - Unoaked Sauvignon Blanc

Interesting, but not as good as the Grand Cuvee (8)
Gloria Ferrer - Va de Vi

It's worth the price (10)
2012 Mer Soleil - Unoaked Chardonnay

Lusciousness like sweet pearls on your tongue (9)
Geographico - Vin Santo Del Chianti

My Chardonnay in Umbria (8)
Bigi - Vipra Bianca

Not bad but no wolf (8)
2012 The Wolftrap - Viognier Chenin Blanc Grenache Blanc

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