A step up from the winery's other Seven Springs Chardonnay, in both price and quality, this comes from a section of the vineyard planted on a ridge of basalt under thin soils. Here the influence of new oak barrels is noticeable and welcome, bringing a rich, oily, nut and butter character to the peach and apricot fruit flavors. It's graced with spiderweb acidity that puts the perfect scaffolding around the fruit and barrel highlights.
A step up from the winery's other Seven Springs Chardonnay, in both price and quality, this comes from a section of the vineyard planted on a ridge of basalt under thin soils. Here the influence of new oak barrels is noticeable and welcome, bringing a rich, oily, nut and butter character to the peach and apricot fruit flavors. It's graced with spiderweb acidity that puts the perfect scaffolding around the fruit and barrel highlights.
A step up from the winery's other Seven Springs Chardonnay, in both price and quality, this comes from a section of the vineyard planted on a ridge of basalt under thin soils. Here the influence of new oak barrels is noticeable and welcome, bringing a rich, oily, nut and butter character to the peach and apricot fruit flavors. It's graced with spiderweb acidity that puts the perfect scaffolding around the fruit and barrel highlights.
A step up from the winery's other Seven Springs Chardonnay, in both price and quality, this comes from a section of the vineyard planted on a ridge of basalt under thin soils. Here the influence of new oak barrels is noticeable and welcome, bringing a rich, oily, nut and butter character to the peach and apricot fruit flavors. It's graced with spiderweb acidity that puts the perfect scaffolding around the fruit and barrel highlights.