Chalk Hill Estate Bottled Chardonnay 2004

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Chalk Hill Estate Bottled Chardonnay 2004

BN#201374

Category	White Wine
Varietal	Chardonnay
Region	California : Sonoma County : Chalk Hill
Producer	Chalk Hill
Alcohol	14.3%

$29.99
SKU28720

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Chalk Hill

Neither fined nor filtered, the wine boasts intense aromas of Asian pear, green apple, toasted hazelnut and integrated oak. Our signature combination of richness and elegance is evidenced by the creamy, crisp flavors of lemon pie, and exotic spice, all buoyed by the bright, fresh acidity.

Wine Spectator

A rich, complex style, with excellent depth to the mix of ripe pear, fig and spice notes. Pretty toasty oak is also evident, yet for all the richness this is quite elegant. Drink now through 2009. 15,500 cases made.

Score: 92. —James Laube, April 30, 2007.

Wine Enthusiast

With its array of ripe peach, lemon drop, guava and nectarine fruit and bright acidity, this Chard’s complexity is boosted by fine new oak and a steely minerality that makes the wine clean and vibrant. It’s balanced, elegant and enjoyable to drink. Best now–2007.

Score: 91. —Steve Heimoff, April 01, 2007.