from the website:
Tasting Notes
The Greg Norman Estates Chardonnay 2005 is pale straw in color with green hues. Aromas of peach and melon gain complexity with subtle oak notes. These fruit aromas develop across the creamy and smooth palate, supported by subtle oak nuances.
Grape Source
The fruit for this wine was sourced from premium vineyards across Victoria. The 2005 vintage began with a cool, wet spring, followed by extremes of temperature in February. By autumn, however, the weather had settled providing perfect ripening conditions resulting in grapes with excellent flavour and great natural acidity.
Vinification
Partial barrel fermentation combined with secondary malolatic fermentation produced a wine with creamy texture and fresh citrus flavours. These were further developed by aging in seasoned French oak.
Cellaring
Excellent drinking now but will reward careful cellaring for 3-4 years. - 10/28/2007
from the website:
Tasting Notes
The Greg Norman Estates Chardonnay 2005 is pale straw in color with green hues. Aromas of peach and melon gain complexity with subtle oak notes. These fruit aromas develop across the creamy and smooth palate, supported by subtle oak nuances.
Grape Source
The fruit for this wine was sourced from premium vineyards across Victoria. The 2005 vintage began with a cool, wet spring, followed by extremes of temperature in February. By autumn, however, the weather had settled providing perfect ripening conditions resulting in grapes with excellent flavour and great natural acidity.
Vinification
Partial barrel fermentation combined with secondary malolatic fermentation produced a wine with creamy texture and fresh citrus flavours. These were further developed by aging in seasoned French oak.
Cellaring
Excellent drinking now but will reward careful cellaring for 3-4 years. - 10/28/2007
I was served this at a retirement party and shocked to learn the price. At just 3.99 per bottle, this is the perfect Chardonnay for your big parties. Perfect for when you want to serve a tasty Chardonnay but don't want to break the bank!
I was served this at a retirement party and shocked to learn the price. At just 3.99 per bottle, this is the perfect Chardonnay for your big parties. Perfect for when you want to serve a tasty Chardonnay but don't want to break the bank!
A phenominal find for parties. I was served this wine at an upscaled retirement party, took the name and was shocked to find that it was only $3.99 per bottle. It is a thinner wine, looks more like cranberry juice but the taste is wonderful. It's a reasonably priced red wine without tasting overwhelmingly alcoholic. (from back of bottle) The grapes used in the making of Tisdale Vineyards Merlot are carefully selected for their quality and authentic varietal character. Our experienced winemakers have crafted this Merlot to a smooth, full-flavored profile with medium body and an impressive finish. Flavors of black cherry and mixed berries are complemented by spicy oak aromas creating a balanced and distinctive wine. We invite you to enjoy and share this outstanding value paired with your favorite salads, pasta or grilled meats. - 10/28/2007
A phenominal find for parties. I was served this wine at an upscaled retirement party, took the name and was shocked to find that it was only $3.99 per bottle. It is a thinner wine, looks more like cranberry juice but the taste is wonderful. It's a reasonably priced red wine without tasting overwhelmingly alcoholic.
Tasting Notes & Comments
(from back of bottle) The grapes used in the making of Tisdale Vineyards Merlot are carefully selected for their quality and authentic varietal character. Our experienced winemakers have crafted this Merlot to a smooth, full-flavored profile with medium body and an impressive finish. Flavors of black cherry and mixed berries are complemented by spicy oak aromas creating a balanced and distinctive wine. We invite you to enjoy and share this outstanding value paired with your favorite salads, pasta or grilled meats. - 10/28/2007
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Posted by WineLogTeam on Oct. 27, 2007
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