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• PDX-S wrote:

  May 27, 2022 - Such a beautiful golden apricot color in the glass. The nose is slightly oxidative with notes of butterscotch, honey, marzipan, almonds, apricots and pineapple. Not surprisingly, the palate echoes the nose with a nicely rounded palate and medium bodied richness offset by the right amount of acid. Really a wine that has aged well and is likely in its peak drinking window.
  Appreciation to P.C. For the share.

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• srh Likes this wine:

  August 12, 2017 - Winebar [3 Whites & 6 Reds] from 8/11/17: N: Toast, almost a carmelized note, poss butterscotchy? Lemons as it opens?
  
  P: MF, poss Med, body; RNDISH entry with almost swtish oak (notably atop the frt) nicely off-set by acidity, this package slowly morphing into a LONG, butterscotchy, ult very slightly honied finish. For aficionados of oak, but with elegance. Given the acidity, should drink into if not through '19. 13% ABV. 89 pts WE @ $39. [While it's HIGHLY doubtful this vendor still has any of this @ $19.95, April 2018's wine-searcher still shows a vendor offering it for $24.99.]

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• Motz wrote: 90 points

  September 20, 2015 - Lively bouquet, showing gooseberry, white currant, and spring flowers. Bright and crisp plate, tangy, refreshing. Substantive finish. 89-90.

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• La Cave d'Argent wrote: 87 points

  October 15, 2014 - 2014 New York Wine Experience Trip; 10/14/2014-10/21/2014 (New York City, NY): Straw-colored and highly aromatic, this wine offers aromas of assorted tropical fruits, as well as nice mineral and honeysuckle components. Light-bodied and somewhat round for a white Burgundy, it follows with ripe banana, coconut, pineapple and wet stone flavors. The wine’s alcohol (listed as 13%) is nicely integrated and there is no detectable oak. Staying fruity and supple throughout the middle, it closes with a medium-length finish. If tasted blind, I would have guessed this wine to be a Central Coast Chardonnay from California. Despite this atypicality, it is quite drinkable and I suspect that it will have broad appeal. Drink now-2018.

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Wine Definition

• Vintage 2013
• Type White
• Producer Jean-Jacques Vincent
• Varietal Chardonnay
• Designation Cuvée Marie-Antoinette Vincent
• Vineyard n/a
• Country France
• Region Burgundy
• SubRegion Mâconnais
• Appellation Pouilly-Fuissé

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• In Cellars 23 (59%)
• Consumed 16 (41%)

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