Itania
Ron and Debbie return to Oregon with a coconut, a return to their daily routine.
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On the palate, the wine is medium to full-bodied with a creamy and rich texture. The wine offers flavors of succulent honeydew melon, ripe pear, and a light touch of toasted oak.


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Based on 4 customer reviews.
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Itania
Ron and Debbie return to Oregon with a coconut, a return to their daily routine.
Meriahj
Wine that fails to impress on both the nose and palate, with a low freshness that makes it a gentle match for a wide range of dishes.
Saloumeh
Vineyard with a agreeable atmosphere, but a crowded tourist destination. We only reviewed two wines, and our ratings may be skewed due to the negative impressions of the location. The reds were satisfactory, but lacked depth.\n I rate this overpriced (42$) Chardonnay with 3.1 stars.\n A pale yellow colour with many long, oily legs.\n The nose shows intense aromas of apricots, lime zests, apples, and toast.\n The dry white has medium+ and bracing acidity.\nIt's medium+ bodied with 13.5% ABV.\n
Based on 4 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Itania
Ron and Debbie return to Oregon with a coconut, a return to their daily routine.
Meriahj
Wine that fails to impress on both the nose and palate, with a low freshness that makes it a gentle match for a wide range of dishes.
Saloumeh
Vineyard with a agreeable atmosphere, but a crowded tourist destination. We only reviewed two wines, and our ratings may be skewed due to the negative impressions of the location. The reds were satisfactory, but lacked depth.\n I rate this overpriced (42$) Chardonnay with 3.1 stars.\n A pale yellow colour with many long, oily legs.\n The nose shows intense aromas of apricots, lime zests, apples, and toast.\n The dry white has medium+ and bracing acidity.\nIt's medium+ bodied with 13.5% ABV.\n
King Estate Chardonnay receives mixed reviews. Some appreciate its crisp, bracing acidity and persistent green apple flavor, while others find it lacks freshness and is overpriced. The wine has intense aromas of apricots, lime zest, and toast, with a medium+ body and 13.5% ABV. It pairs well with a variety of dishes, though opinions on its overall impression vary.
This King Estate Chardonnay is a bright, zesty white wine with aromas of ripe pineapple, sweet honeydew melon, and a hint of toasted oak. On the palate, the wine is medium to full-bodied with a creamy and rich texture. The wine offers flavors of succulent honeydew melon, ripe pear, and a light touch of toasted oak. The finish is relatively long with a pleasant acidity that balances the ripe fruit and sweet oak spices.
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