Second of a case, and it was consistent in its delivery. If tasted blind, this could be a Grand Cru Chablis. Lemon, lemon curd, pineapple, and tropical fruits define the nose and palate. The finish is razor sharp, with faultless precision and balance. I decanted the wine this time, and it paid dividends, particularly end palate and finish, where I picked up nuance which wasn't discernible when last tasted.
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This is another New World Chardonnay that could easily go head to head with the Burgundy domaines, and at a quarter of the price. This is at the top of its game with a mature palate. Lemon and apple dominate the taste profile, with a buttery palate, and a clean precise finish.
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Bottle #5. Electric. Vivid lemon, both in a juicy and peel sense. Tangy nectarine flesh, green apple, some lingering toast from the barrel and a big swath of flint that is unmistakable. This has lost nothing in 8 years since release and it's as lively and nuanced as the beautiful 2014 that so many of us have enjoyed since release. I am affirmed again in thinking that this 2015 is as good as the 2014 was, and perhaps better at this stage.
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Very nice. Enjoyed over three nights and while acidic on night three, the wine held up. Brilliantly lemon curd on the first two days. Frankly there should be a couple more years before it shows decline. I often believe Jamie’s whites are massively overlooked ….. try them and let me know.
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Grilled lemon, white peach, buttered popcorn and a wet gravelly mineral note. Pure and ripe yellow stonefruit and citrus on the palate. Medium body, zingy acidity, good nuance. Long, balanced and sour citrus-driven finish, with a mineral touch at the very end. Love this wine.
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1/8/2024 - djhammond Likes this wine: 94 Points
Second of a case, and it was consistent in its delivery. If tasted blind, this could be a Grand Cru Chablis. Lemon, lemon curd, pineapple, and tropical fruits define the nose and palate. The finish is razor sharp, with faultless precision and balance. I decanted the wine this time, and it paid dividends, particularly end palate and finish, where I picked up nuance which wasn't discernible when last tasted.
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11/19/2023 - djhammond Likes this wine: 93 Points
This is another New World Chardonnay that could easily go head to head with the Burgundy domaines, and at a quarter of the price. This is at the top of its game with a mature palate. Lemon and apple dominate the taste profile, with a buttery palate, and a clean precise finish.
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10/13/2023 - Frank Murray III wrote:
Bottle #5. Electric. Vivid lemon, both in a juicy and peel sense. Tangy nectarine flesh, green apple, some lingering toast from the barrel and a big swath of flint that is unmistakable. This has lost nothing in 8 years since release and it's as lively and nuanced as the beautiful 2014 that so many of us have enjoyed since release. I am affirmed again in thinking that this 2015 is as good as the 2014 was, and perhaps better at this stage.
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6/27/2023 - BradA Likes this wine:
Very nice. Enjoyed over three nights and while acidic on night three, the wine held up. Brilliantly lemon curd on the first two days. Frankly there should be a couple more years before it shows decline. I often believe Jamie’s whites are massively overlooked ….. try them and let me know.
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6/17/2023 - janhenro Likes this wine: 90 Points
Grilled lemon, white peach, buttered popcorn and a wet gravelly mineral note. Pure and ripe yellow stonefruit and citrus on the palate. Medium body, zingy acidity, good nuance. Long, balanced and sour citrus-driven finish, with a mineral touch at the very end. Love this wine.
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