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Country
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Winery |
Australia, Margaret River region |
Cullen Wines |
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Cullen Chardonnay 2005 |
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2005 Cullen Chardonnay regarded as as one of Australia's finest |
Tasting
Notes |
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Chicken, seafood, veal, shell fish |
Awards,
Reviews and other Notes |
93 pts Stephen Tanzer Jul/Aug 2007
Yellow-gold. Smoky, lees-accented pear, apricot and yellow plum on the nose, with complicating nuances of floral honey and pungent herbs. Tangy pear and citrus flavors are sweetened by a malty, leesy quality that adds depth. Gains weight with air and finishes impressively long, with ripe apple and peach flavors and excellent mineral lift. I like the mix of ripe and taut tones here. 94 pts The Wine Advocate issue #173 Oct 2007 The 2005 Chardonnay was barrel-fermented in new French oak using native yeasts with malolactic fermentation blocked. Light gold in color, it could easily pass for a Meursault Premier Cru given its splendid perfume of mineral, hazelnuts, butterscotch, baked apple, and poached pear. Elegantly styled with outstanding balance, the wine has great depth, concentration, and a long, fruit-filled finish. Drink it over the next 6-7 years. |
Price |
SKU |
Varietal |
$46.99 |
7069 |
Chardonnay |
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