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Chehalem Ian's Reserve Chardonnay Stoller Vineyard Dundee Hills

The 2013 Chehalem Ian's Reserve Chardonnay Stoller Vineyard Dundee Hills has earned its place in The World of Fine Wine’s handpicked collection of tasting notes, featuring insights from the world’s foremost wine authorities. Explore in-depth commentary from wine experts Stephen Brook, Alex Hunt and Tim Atkin on Chehalem Ian's Reserve Chardonnay Stoller Vineyard Dundee Hills - an internationally acclaimed dry white from Burgundy.
Chehalem Ian's Reserve Chardonnay Stoller Vineyard Dundee Hills
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Wine Name
Chehalem Ian's Reserve Chardonnay Stoller Vineyard Dundee Hills

Wine Producer
Chehalem Winery

Score
82

Wine Style
White - Dry

Grape Type
Chardonnay

Country
United States

Vintage
2010

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Tim Atkin: Very pale straw. Rather dilute, simple nose. Light, pseudo-Chablis palate. A little dilute and uninteresting, with a grassy, almost Sauvignon Blanc-like edge. High acid; lacks weight and seriousness - 12

Stephen Brook: Discreet but lifted nose, ripe lemon. Good attack, with bright acidity complementing the ripe citrus fruit. There’s a slight green edge on the palate, but it’s quite attractive and doesn’t detract— though some purists might differ. Zesty if one-dimensional, but it lacks some drive on the finish. Moderate length - 15

Alex Hunt: Odd cabbagy aroma; no fruit to speak of. Some intensity of mouthfeel, but lean, austere, and lacking in any real flavor dimension - 13

Details

Wine expert Stephen Brook
Alex Hunt
Tim Atkin
Tastings year 2013
Region Oregon
AppellationAVA
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