US$ 168.00
deserving of its repuation as one of the most expansive yet stylistically consistent Pinot Noirs
the wine was matured in a mix of new and used French barriques for 11 months
Indigenous fermentation took place with the barrel portion of the wine spending 3 months in new oak before being transferred to stainless steel
subdued ruby-red color
Marchand & Burch 'Villages' Chardonnay 2016 Size::1 Bottle deserving of its repuation asThis is an effortless wine with a touch of class. It lives up, you could say, to the Villages name and or history. It tastes of pear, preserved lemon, stonefruit and woodspice, suggestions of both ginger and cracked wheat lingering about the edges. It flows in an entirely sunny manner but then turns both textural and taut through the finish. Its quite irresistibly drinkable.