Le Clos Jordanne Jordan Village Chardonnay 2019

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Jennifer Havers rated this wine as 91/100 with the following review:

A lovely wine from a legendary producer in Ontario. This wine is from selected parcels, and offers great value. Aromas golden pear, creamy lemon, and crisp green apple, along with a touch of candle wax and butterscotch. Full bodied, smooth on the palate with tons of ripe apple and pear, and a touch of warm baking spices. The finish is crisp with a touch of minerality. Enjoy with a classic herb-roasted chicken or roasted turkey.

Matt Steeves rated this wine as 92/100 with the following review:

After the return of Le Grand Clos a few years back, it's great to see Le Clos Jordanne introducing their value-priced Jordan Village Chardonnay starting with the outstanding 2019 vintage. A blend of select parcels from Le Clos Estate, Claystone Estate, and Talon Ridge Estate vineyards, the result is a premium wine at a great price that showcases the great terroir Le Clos Jordanne is renowned for highlighting in their premium wines. The nose shows yellow apple, lanolin, caramel, chalky minerality, and floral notes. Big and balanced, it combines great freshness and texture, with complex varietal character, subtle wood spice, and chalky minerality on the finish. Incredible value for under $25, this is a wine to buy by the case, and plan on starting your vertical in anticipation for many more great vintages to come! Decant and enjoy over the next 5+ years. Tasted July 2021. 91-92 points. Matt Steeves - www.quercusvino.ca

Natalie's Review

Le Clos Jordanne Jordan Village Chardonnay 2019, Niagara Peninsula, Ontario V.Q.A., Canada: Le Clos Jordanne Jordan Village 2019 Chardonnay is a dry full-bodied and mouth-filling Burgundian-style Chard from the Niagara Peninsula, Ontario wine region sourced from Claystone Terrace, Le Clos Jordanne and Talon Ridge vineyards. Elegant and refined with ripe apple, butterscotch, lemon meringue flavours finishing long and vibrant on a mineral note. Nicely done! Pour with grilled pork chops. Drink: 2021-2026. 20455 13.50% XD 750 mL $29.95 Score: 91/100. July 15, 2022 Top Rated White Wine. Terrific Turkey Wine Full Review

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