Le Clos Jordanne Talon Ridge Vineyard Chardonnay 2008

V.Q.A., Niagara Peninsula, Vinemount Ridge, Ontario, Canada
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Natalie's Score: 93/100 Community Score: 4.6/5 Community Reviews: 2 Add My Review Product #: 143974 Wine Type: White Wine	Price: $37.00 Alcohol: 13% Drink: 2010-2016 Sweetness: Extra Dry Bottle size: 750 ml Winery: Le Clos Jordanne Agent: Constellation Brands Inc.
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Tasting note:

Vintages Wine Panel: Le Clos’ most recent addition to their portfolio, now in its second vintage, Talon Ridge Vineyard Chardonnay features aromas of hazelnut, apricot, white peach and lots of elegant toasty notes. Dry with excellent fruit and fresh acidity surrounded by just-right oaking. The whole package works perfectly with each element complementing the other. Medium-full bodied with a creamy yet lively and long finish. My note: Another drop-dead gorgeous wine from Le Clos Jordanne. I don’t think they’re capable of producing average or even just very good. Lovely aromas of peach, hazelnut, toasted almond, melon, Asian pear. Watch your back Meursault! Food matches: butter-brushed lobster, sea scallops pan-fried in butter and garlic.

Reviewed September 18, 2010 by Natalie MacLean

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Serve this wine between 55-60 degrees Farenheit or 12-16 degrees Celsius. Tip: If your bottle is at room temperature, put it in ice water for about 30 minutes or in the fridge for about three hours to chill it.

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