DeLoach Russian River Chardonnay 2006

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Purchase DeLoach Russian River Chardonnay 2006

"Ambrosial scents greet you from the glass; ripe fruit flavors of Bartlett pear, Macintosh apple and Meyer lemon offer substantial counterpoints to beautifully suggestive French oak components of cinnamon, nutmeg, and hazelnut. This mouthwatering wine shows a delightful complexity. The rich, creamy mid-palate is framed by a well-balanced acid tannin structure leading to a brilliant clean finish that leaves you wanting more." - Winery Website

Purchase DeLoach Russian River Chardonnay 2006

Vintage: 2006

Region: Russian River Valley, CA

Lifespan: Drink now

Grape: Chardonnay

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