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2004 Kistler Chardonnay Hudson Vineyard

Written By: Michael Zimberg on Wednesday, August 6, 2008

An absolutely stunning wine. Lemon syrup, toast, very full mouth. Excessive finish. Awesome balance. Stones, amazing bright light. A world-class chardonnay and a work of art. For a special occasion. I can taste the sunshine and salty ocean air. Lisa says at least A++. Dan says this is a wine that can make people come up with phrases like lemon syrup. Retail $100.

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Kistler 2004 Chardonnay
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bonnalyn
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Posted on 8/11/08


rockstarlk
Boston, MA
Posted on 8/06/08

Definitely a special occasion wine - mostly because you have to drop 100 bones to get it.

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