2010 Les Vins de Vienne Condrieu La Chambée

Community Tasting Notes (7) Avg Score: 91.1 points

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  2/8/2016 - skifree wrote: 91 Points

  Very flowery and attractive on the nose. Flowers, stone fruit, beeswax in the mouth, had a bitter orange component on the finish that I noticed all 3 nights (used as an aperitif).

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  12/1/2015 - Ganso Likes this wine: 94 Points

  Untuosity,fig,peach,melon (pretty mutch),
  Low acidity.
  Very long finish ...
  A very close friend has introduced this wine to me !
  Thanks Luis Fernandes !!!

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  11/15/2014 - vines4humanity Likes this wine: 90 Points

  Dripping with rich, honeyed lusciousness layered with tropical fruit flavor but some oily viscosity.

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  3/19/2014 - mystycreek Likes this wine: 92 Points

  Bright yellow. Dazzling aromas of honey, lily flower, peach, vanilla, candied fruits. Mango, stone fruits, spices on the palate, oily and slightly weighty in the mouth. Very round, not much acidity. Finely crafted Viognier, very expensive on the show but not so expensive on the price.

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  7/16/2013 - elise Likes this wine: 91 Points

  Bright yellow - almost fluorescent, thick oily texture, relatively complex, medium to high acid, tons of fruit and floral components like citrus, honeysuckle, mango or peaches?, pineapple, orange blossom, maybe even pears. Balanced? kinda but weighted toward fruit. Wispy lingering finish that lasts for what seems like a minute or two.
  
  Generally a great heavy-weight white for mid-summer and probably a great pairing with foie gras, Copper River salmon (pick one), or some combo cheese/ light charcuterie plate (does that exist?)
  
  Price-wise, it's up there with value white 1'ers from Burgundy so that's something to consider although it's really an apples to oranges comparison.

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