Torii Mor 2016 Chardonnay (Willamette Valley)
A standout at Torii Mor, this barrel-fermented beauty is bright and toasty, with lush new oak flavors in abundance. Apple and cantaloupe fruit is swathed in buttery toasted cashews. There's a streak of marshmallow and a hint of sea salt. This wine just pounds you with flavor. Drink now into the early 2020s. Paul Gregutt
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Price$35,Buy Now
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Alcohol13.4%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryWhite
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Date Published10/1/2019
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