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Trail Estate Winery Foxcroft Chardonnay 2016

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There are 5 user submitted reviews for this wine.

Mary Anne van Gaal rated this wine as 91/100 with the following review:

Yummmmm. My favourite Chardonnay’s lean toward the buttery side so this one may be my new bestie! A soft yellow colour, sweet aromas of ripe pear and light oak, and flavours of juicy peach, light citrus and some minerality add up to a winning package. This would be great paired with lobster. Tasted September 16, 2018.
Jennifer Havers rated this wine as 88/100 with the following review:

Aromas of golden apple, pear, baked bread, and almost a smoky note. Medium bodied, lots of lemon and apple on the palate with nice warm toasty notes on the palate. A bit of a mineral note on the finish. Enjoy with grilled chicken.
Andrew Bernardo rated this wine as 91/100 with the following review:

This is great Chardonnay. Reminds me of Meursault. Baked apple, baked pear, brioche, candied lemon, smoke, and fine minerals. 91 Points.
Simon Chen rated this wine as 92/100 with the following review:

Personally, i like the super toasty aromas on the nose. It's something you will pick up right away. The wine is rounded, a touch of buttery but has good acid to balance it off.
Andrea Shapiro rated this wine as 89/100 with the following review:

Pale lemon green in colour with aromas of peachy citrus and stoney pithy minerals. Flavours are composed of subtle apricot, nectarine and cucumber skins. Delicate and soft. Acidity is bright with a light body carrying into the finish. A fine pairing for soft cheeses or herbed chicken. 89 points - tasted September 16, 2018




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Trail Estate Winery Foxcroft Chardonnay 2016, Prince Edward County, Ontario VQA, Canada: This robust, layered PEC Chardonnay is unfiltered and the grapes comes from the respected Foxcroft Vineyard. It is fermented in barrels with wild yeast. Aromas of spicy Asian pear, golden apple and toasty oak. Pair with grilled chicken. Drink: 2018-2022. 12.70% D 750 mL  $45.00 Score: 91/100. September 27, 2018 Top Rated White Wine.  Full Review

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