2007 Anderson's Conn Valley Chardonnay

•  Robert Parker 93 point Napa Chardonnay
•  Parker calls it the Corton Charlemagne of California
•  Seen elsewhere for as high as $50 a bottle
•  Lowest price in the country at 29.99!

There's no doubt where this Chardonnay comes from. As soon as you pour it into the glass, the aromas of ripe tropical fruits and spice fill up the room. Nope, this is not a cool climate Chardonnay from France or even Sonoma; it can only be from Napa! A delicious, full-bodied Chardonnay that's sure to be a big crowd-pleaser!
Take a look at what Robert Parker said about Conn Valley's Chardonnay. "The Chardonnays are made with no malolactic fermentation, but have surprising weight, richness, and aging potential. Think of them as California versions of Corton-Charlemagne."

The 2007 Chardonnay looks superb, with terrific tropical fruit such as pineapple intermixed with some poached pear, brioche notes, and citrus oils. The wine has beautiful intensity, full-bodied power, and zesty acidity, no doubt from the lack of any malolactic fermentation.

Reviews

Robert Parker 93 Points

The 2007 Chardonnay looks superb, with terrific tropical fruit such as pineapple intermixed with some poached pear, brioche notes, and citrus oils. The wine has beautiful intensity, full-bodied power, and zesty acidity, no doubt from the lack of any malolactic fermentation.