Almost a greenish-gold color, with a protein haze adding a cloudy dimension. Nose of green mint tea ice cream with a touch of tarragon, somewhat subdued but very nice. Herbal yellow-fruited palate, with a slight jalapeno seed-caraway finish. Interesting and in my wheelhouse, but acidity is on the softer side, pleasant but yet lacking a little in dimension. B+/A-
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TN: Wind Gap, Chardonnay, Sonoma County, 2008
- Thread starter MarkS
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Kay Bixler
Kay Bixler
Hazy, herbal chardonnay? Sounds good, is it expensive?
Matt Latuchie
Matt Latuchie
just met pax yesterday and got to taste a number of his wines. his '11 Trousseau Gris and '10 Pinot Gris are both fantastic. the Pinot Gris is a beautiful rusty color with exotic melon and herbal tones to it. definitely worth seeking out.
both hit the spot on a 99 degree day
both hit the spot on a 99 degree day
Mark Davis
Mark Davis
I liked the '10 Trousseau Gris a lot. Cool, geeky wine.
I loved the '09 that Jim Hanlon brought to a jeeb in Oakland a few years ago (and I still have a bottle in the dungeon). Wild, wacky shit.. in a good way.originally posted by Mark Davis:
I liked the '10 Trousseau Gris a lot. Cool, geeky wine.
Mark Lipton