Turning Leaf Coastal Reserve Chardonnay (1999)
| Winery: | Turning Leaf Vineyards |
| Region: | USA » California » North Coast |
| Varietal: | Chardonnay |
| Type: | Table Wines |
Turning Leaf is a brand produced by E & J Gallo wines in Modesto, California. The wines are accessible, value-driven whites, reds and rosé (White Zinfandel) that are available in most supermarkets and retail establishments.
– Description from Amanda Schuster
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Turning Leaf Vineyards on SnoothMay 2013
Last year I was lucky to have suffered from an excess of riches, but my travel schedule pushed reporting on many events to the bottom of my pile. I'm only now catching up with all of my notes, so while these notes are delayed, they certainly warrant publication. Chateau Montelena Cabernet Sauvignon is considered one of the blue chip Napa Valley ... Read More
May 2013
My wife likes Moscato and generally buys Barefoot, but decided to try Turing Leaf Refresh Red Moscato. She took a sip and said it was terrible. I tried it and had to spit it out. It was a step down from Boone's Farm; artificial flavor and soda bubbles, nothing like the label described. In all fairness, maybe we got a bad bottle hence the generou... Read More
March 2013
Zinfandel, it’s no secret that I’ve carried on a long and intimate relationship with you. There is so much you have to offer. Sometimes you're a bit rough and tumble, edgy, even dangerous, while other times you’re coy or playful. But you’re always there for me, with joyous fruit, classic bramble notes and structure, allowing for early consumptio... Read More
January 2013
No written review
December 2012
I was going to put this in the Whatcha Drinking Tonight thread. But since there was some Syrah talk going on I thought I'd start a new thread on Cool Climate Syrah.Tonight I'm visiting a wine I haven't had in since May and wanted to see how it is progressing. It comes from high up atop the Yorkville Highlands in the Anderson Valley which is in ... Read More
December 2012
i like this wine compared to barefoot red moscato. plus it has the advantage of a screw top. i would consider it my favorite at the moment.UPDATE: tried the beringer red moscato. was not impressed. while at kroger, the wine buyer happened to be perusing the aisle. she recommended Cantinadi di Casteggio Sangue di Giuda, and it was a hit! a very ... Read More
July 2012
Rosés come around just once a year. This is lamentable or not, depending on your opinion of them. With such a sudden influx, it’s imperative that I taste as many as possible as quickly as possible. This is the first round-up of rosés from the summer of 2012. You can expect another in several weeks, but these 40 wines, along with the dozen or so ... Read More
May 2012
Thought I'd start a new thread rather than clog the Rosé thread with a drift.As I was telling you Fox, bloom is iminent. I took these shots this afternoon at Copain.Ready to burst at any time. Hopefully we have a normal weather year for a change. Read More
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