• 92 Points
    Lone Madrone 2015 Points West White (Paso Robles)

    There's a fascinating smoke element to this blend of 49% Picpoul, 34% Roussanne and 17% Viognier, starting with aromas of seared Meyer lemon rinds, roasted chicken, flint and yellow peach on the nose. The palate is also smoky but layered with melon, mango and white-peach flavors, finishing on butterscotch. It's a viable Chardonnay alternative.

    — M.K. Published 10/1/2019
  • 92 Points
    Lone Madrone 2015 Points West White (Paso Robles)

    There's a fascinating smoke element to this blend of 49% Picpoul, 34% Roussanne and 17% Viognier, starting with aromas of seared Meyer lemon rinds, roasted chicken, flint and yellow peach on the nose. The palate is also smoky but layered with melon, mango and white-peach flavors, finishing on butterscotch. It's a viable Chardonnay alternative.

    — M.K. Published 10/1/2019
  • 92 Points
    Lone Madrone 2015 Points West White (Paso Robles)

    There's a fascinating smoke element to this blend of 49% Picpoul, 34% Roussanne and 17% Viognier, starting with aromas of seared Meyer lemon rinds, roasted chicken, flint and yellow peach on the nose. The palate is also smoky but layered with melon, mango and white-peach flavors, finishing on butterscotch. It's a viable Chardonnay alternative.

    — M.K. Published 10/1/2019
  • 92 Points
    Lone Madrone 2015 Points West White (Paso Robles)

    There's a fascinating smoke element to this blend of 49% Picpoul, 34% Roussanne and 17% Viognier, starting with aromas of seared Meyer lemon rinds, roasted chicken, flint and yellow peach on the nose. The palate is also smoky but layered with melon, mango and white-peach flavors, finishing on butterscotch. It's a viable Chardonnay alternative.

    — M.K. Published 10/1/2019