There's plenty of fruit here but it's a "wetter" wine than most chards I drink. There doesn't seem to be enough acidity making this a better sipping wine than dinner wine. There is no real nose to this one and there's an OK balance and short finish. As it seems to be more like a Chablis or Riesling you might look there first. Grade: C Price: $13 Hill of Content |
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