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Argyle Nuthouse Chardonnay 2005

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Argyle Nuthouse Chardonnay (2005)

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Winery:
Argyle Winery
Varietal:
Chardonnay
Region:
USA > Oregon > Willamette Valley AVA > Yamhill County > Dundee Hills
Type:
White Wine
Drink Dates:
Drink Now - 2011
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User Tags:  fruit, pome, oily, pear, spicy, refreshing, drink now, (tree) fruit, apple, sophisticated 


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Chardonnay is America's most popular grape and with good reason. Made in styles that range from steely, mineral laced wines with crisp green apple fruit to wines that are buttery, rich, and laden with tropical fruits, there is a Chardonnay that will appeal to every palate. Chardonnay is most closely associated with France's Burgundy region and California's Northern valleys though it has proven successful around the globe.

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"Light and refined, appealing for the spicy, creamy overtones to the refreshing core of pear and apple fruit, persisting gently on the polished finish. Drink now through 2009...91." WS 12/07


 

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This Nuthouse Chardonnay made from Dijon clone fruit grown primarily at a low elevation vineyard on a Dundee Hill southern slope, ensures big fruit ripeness even in cooler vintages. The aroma is of melon fruit while the flavor is unctuous, viscous and of very sweet fruit. The finish is huge and long, of fruit and vanilla bean.


 

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Wine Spectator rating: 91


 

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