786 Wines Chardonnay 2010

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    786 Wines Chardonnay 2010 Front Label
    786 Wines Chardonnay 2010 Front Label

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    Varietal

    Region

    Producer

    Vintage
    2010

    Size
    750ML

    ABV
    13%

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    This Chardonnay was tank fermented with a small portion of this blend fermented in oak, this fraction aged for 5 months in French and American oak. With aromas of baked apple tarts, pears and slight honey and lemongrass note. The flavor profile is pear with a slight pineapple into the palate with citrus notes that carry to the finish.
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    786 Wines, California
    786 is rich in history and folklore. A grand Queen Anne Victorian style home located just a short walking distance from the historic Sonoma Plaza in Sonoma, CA. The Bancroft family began construction of the site in 1896 and by 1906 called it their home. One of the many prestigious visitors to this estate was General Vallejo, he gave the gift of a Pepper tree to the Bancroft family (a symbol of good luck); this tree still stands as a stately figure on the grounds today.
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    California’s most praised white wine, Chardonnay is also the state’s most planted white grape variety. Diverse terrain and microclimates allow for an incredible range of wine styles.

    Chardonnay planted in the cooler, coastal zones takes on bright characteristics like lemon zest, key lime, green apple and wet flint. For this style, look to the chilly Sonoma Coast, Carneros, Santa Cruz Mountains, Santa Lucia Highlands and Edna Valley.

    The inland zones of California’s coast, such as the Russian River, Sonoma, Napa and Livermore Valleys maintain a more Goldilocks-esque climate where both styles go. Early picking retains acidity and creates a leaner style but leaving the grapes to hang creates an approachable Chardonnay, balancing richness and finesse.

    Chardonnay also plays a major part in the sparkling wine production of the Anderson Valley and Carneros.

    HMIHM31786CH0_2010 Item# 120404

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