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Rockbare Chardonnay 2001

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Rockbare Chardonnay (2001)

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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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After the vinification of the Prosecco grapes, the partially fermented marc is distilled in small discontinuous boilers, where the flow of the grappa is interrupted whenever the heart (the best part) has left the still.A process that brings the distiller (the man and his experience) to the fore, able to delicately extract the very long series of bouquet compounds that give perfumes and unmistakable tastes to the distillate.


 

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The color is very pale straw with brilliant green hues. The nose displays lifted citrus and flinty overtones, complemented with cashew nut and hints of tropical fruit. Tight and flavoursome describes the palate of this wine. Intense lime and citrus fruits on the front palate, that slowly changes into a mixture of guava and pears. Oatmeal/yeasty middle palate derived from time on yeast lees complexes the wine, which is further enhanced by smoky fine grain French oak. A wine of great length, with an aftertaste of ripe pears and melons.


 

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Rating: 90/100 - As reviewed in Wine Advocate # 143 on Oct-02


 

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