Jamesport Vineyards Chardonnay North Fork East End Series 2007

Winemaker's Notes:

This 2004 Barbaresco realise is off the charts!! An unusually rich and expansive wine for this estate, packed with heady sensations of spices, licorice and menthol that are followed by deep layers of super-ripe fruit and well-integrated tannins. Parker-91pts.

Region: USA » New York » Suffolk County » Long Island » North Fork

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Winery: Jamesport Vineyards

Color: White

Varietal: Chardonnay

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Vintage: 2004 12/10/2008

This is a crisp, decidedly refreshing and appetite-whetting white wine. Its nose presents ripe peach with wisps of vanilla, but also hints at richer, more tropical fruits like mango and pineapple. Comparable flavors follow through onto the palate and are framed by a palate-cleansing zing of acidity and accented by a minerally finish.

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Vintage: 2004 10/16/2008

This Jamesport Vineyards offering is a crisp, decidedly refreshing and appetite-whetting white wine. Its nose presents ripe peach with wisps of vanilla, but also hints at richer, more tropical fruits like mango and pineapple. Comparable flavors follow through onto the palate and are framed by a palate-cleansing zing of acidity and accented by a minerally finish. <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />This isn't an overly complex wine, but it serves its purpose. Not only does the wine lend itself to our local fish and shellfish, but ten-percent of the proceeds from its sale goes to the Southold Project in Aquaculture Training (SPAT), an organization that, among other things, strives teach locals how to farm their own shellfish. Winemaker Les Howard hopes "Perhaps one day the shellfish in our local waters will come back in the numbers there were 30 years ago."Grade: B+ and an impressive value

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