In a very good spot. Big and bold fruit flavors in a delicious dense style. Clearly guessed Chardonnay blind and while some bigger oak flavors noted, very enjoyable with no signs of oxidation.
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Pop and pour. This pours a little hazy in the glass, with a slight green tint. Nose has tropical fruits and a hint of oak. Palate is similar with lime, apples and florals prominent. Lingering finish. Lovely.
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Very pale, next to no signs of ageing. Nose leaps out of the glass- incredibly powerful. Spicy, tropical notes, faint oak. Young pineapple, almond, fennel, pear. Palate follows, super intense, mouth filling and trails on for ever. Oak slightly more apparent on the palate than nose, but not overbearing. A world class chardonnay treads the line between power and elegance perfectly! These wines seem to get better with each vintage, slightly more refined, incredible stuff.
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$100+ vs 3.0: I love the pale green color. This bottle was consistent with many Leeuwins I've had, with lime being prominent. There is also a wonderful minerality and almost saline quality that is reminiscent of Chablis. The palate is a bit full-bodied.
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$100+ Tasting (Liz's House): Leeuwin Art Series always shows well. I think the top Australian Chardonnay. Nose showed some petrol initially, that blew off with extended time in the glass, giving way to white flowers and lime zest with a little spice. Palate was quite nice, showing some lively fruit (mostly citrus and green apple, with notes of pear) along with spice and sweet toasty oak.
Still quite young and lively, so no hurry to drink, but not in a bad spot now if you want to open one! 93+ to 94 for me, and very enjoyable, as always!
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4/11/2024 - KenK Likes this wine: 93 Points
In a very good spot. Big and bold fruit flavors in a delicious dense style. Clearly guessed Chardonnay blind and while some bigger oak flavors noted, very enjoyable with no signs of oxidation.
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1/15/2024 - thelostverse wrote: 94 Points
Pop and pour. This pours a little hazy in the glass, with a slight green tint. Nose has tropical fruits and a hint of oak. Palate is similar with lime, apples and florals prominent. Lingering finish. Lovely.
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1/7/2024 - aarone3333 wrote: 94 Points
Very pale, next to no signs of ageing.
Nose leaps out of the glass- incredibly powerful. Spicy, tropical notes, faint oak. Young pineapple, almond, fennel, pear.
Palate follows, super intense, mouth filling and trails on for ever.
Oak slightly more apparent on the palate than nose, but not overbearing.
A world class chardonnay treads the line between power and elegance perfectly! These wines seem to get better with each vintage, slightly more refined, incredible stuff.
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1/6/2024 - galewskj wrote: 94 Points
$100+ vs 3.0: I love the pale green color. This bottle was consistent with many Leeuwins I've had, with lime being prominent. There is also a wonderful minerality and almost saline quality that is reminiscent of Chablis. The palate is a bit full-bodied.
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1/6/2024 - MN Wine Junkie Likes this wine: 94 Points
$100+ Tasting (Liz's House): Leeuwin Art Series always shows well. I think the top Australian Chardonnay. Nose showed some petrol initially, that blew off with extended time in the glass, giving way to white flowers and lime zest with a little spice. Palate was quite nice, showing some lively fruit (mostly citrus and green apple, with notes of pear) along with spice and sweet toasty oak.
Still quite young and lively, so no hurry to drink, but not in a bad spot now if you want to open one! 93+ to 94 for me, and very enjoyable, as always!
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