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2009 Aubert - Chardonnay Hyde & Sons Vineyard Chardonnay - USA - California - Carneros - White

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2009 Aubert - Chardonnay Hyde & Sons Vineyard
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USA - California - Carneros

White Chardonnay
Producer Notes

Mark Aubert's four Sonoma Coast vineyard-designate Chardonnays - Lauren, Reuling, Quarry and Ritchie - have risen to cult status at a dizzying speed. Production is a limited 4,000 cases and the wines are available via the winery's mailing list. Aubert's career in winemaking reads like a fantasy, with his 1989 start as assistant winemaker at More »

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96
WA 95
WS 95
Drink Dates
Comm: 2011-2017 WA: 2014-2021 WS: 2011-2018
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WA 95
Source Wine Advocate
Drink Dates 2014-2021

The 2009 Chardonnay Hyde Vineyard comes across as rich, round and layered. Dried apricots, peaches, flowers and tangerine are some of the notes that flow from this sumptuous, well-spoken Chardonnay. The wine turns more and more delicate with time in the glass. I loved it. This is a great showing from Mark Aubert.

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WS 95
Source Wine Spectator
Drink Dates 2011-2018

Sleek and refined, with spicy citrus, pithy lemon peel, anise, smoked fig and roasted marshmallow flavors, gaining depth and persistence on the long, detailed finish.

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Community Tasting Notes average score of 96 points based upon 5 reviews

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Author Maxcontinuous
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 99.71%
Tasted On 02/16/2013

Big and delicious, with tropical fruits, lemon essence, and spice.

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Author Danl
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 92.657%
Tasted On 05/24/2012
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Site / Blog   Trust Rating 80%
Tasted On 04/08/2012

Off the charts delicious!

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Author CBS Wine
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 96.148%
Tasted On 12/16/2011
Drink Dates 2011-2017
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Author Front Man
Site / Blog   Trust Rating 100%
Tasted On 06/18/2011

Golden color. Full-bodied, very buttery. Smooth & rich. The acidity & minerally characteristics came out as the wine reached room temperature, balancing it out very nicely.

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