This is a mutt of a wine, and that's meant in the best possible sense. From New Zealand's Godfather of Biodynamics, James Millton, this Chardonnay-Viognier-Marsanne blend is a gold-hued cacophony of terroirs-driven goodness. The floral, honeyed, tropical and citrus notes sit beside something wilder and more herbal and mineral. The palate is rich and textured, but it's sliced through with crackling acidity, tangy fruit and a long, salty mineral finish. A wine that forces us to focus less on varietal and more on place.
This is a mutt of a wine, and that's meant in the best possible sense. From New Zealand's Godfather of Biodynamics, James Millton, this Chardonnay-Viognier-Marsanne blend is a gold-hued cacophony of terroirs-driven goodness. The floral, honeyed, tropical and citrus notes sit beside something wilder and more herbal and mineral. The palate is rich and textured, but it's sliced through with crackling acidity, tangy fruit and a long, salty mineral finish. A wine that forces us to focus less on varietal and more on place.
This is a mutt of a wine, and that's meant in the best possible sense. From New Zealand's Godfather of Biodynamics, James Millton, this Chardonnay-Viognier-Marsanne blend is a gold-hued cacophony of terroirs-driven goodness. The floral, honeyed, tropical and citrus notes sit beside something wilder and more herbal and mineral. The palate is rich and textured, but it's sliced through with crackling acidity, tangy fruit and a long, salty mineral finish. A wine that forces us to focus less on varietal and more on place.
This is a mutt of a wine, and that's meant in the best possible sense. From New Zealand's Godfather of Biodynamics, James Millton, this Chardonnay-Viognier-Marsanne blend is a gold-hued cacophony of terroirs-driven goodness. The floral, honeyed, tropical and citrus notes sit beside something wilder and more herbal and mineral. The palate is rich and textured, but it's sliced through with crackling acidity, tangy fruit and a long, salty mineral finish. A wine that forces us to focus less on varietal and more on place.