The underlying fruit on this unoaked Chardonnay doesn't need the richness of barrels in order to satisfy. Its flavors are enormously rich and ripe, with notes of tropical fruits, oranges, vanilla and spices. Interestingly, it's also much higher in alcohol than Foxen's oaked Chardonnays, giving it an almost dessert wine headiness.
The underlying fruit on this unoaked Chardonnay doesn't need the richness of barrels in order to satisfy. Its flavors are enormously rich and ripe, with notes of tropical fruits, oranges, vanilla and spices. Interestingly, it's also much higher in alcohol than Foxen's oaked Chardonnays, giving it an almost dessert wine headiness.
The underlying fruit on this unoaked Chardonnay doesn't need the richness of barrels in order to satisfy. Its flavors are enormously rich and ripe, with notes of tropical fruits, oranges, vanilla and spices. Interestingly, it's also much higher in alcohol than Foxen's oaked Chardonnays, giving it an almost dessert wine headiness.
The underlying fruit on this unoaked Chardonnay doesn't need the richness of barrels in order to satisfy. Its flavors are enormously rich and ripe, with notes of tropical fruits, oranges, vanilla and spices. Interestingly, it's also much higher in alcohol than Foxen's oaked Chardonnays, giving it an almost dessert wine headiness.