Peter Michael Cuvee Indigene Chardonnay Magnum 2007

Peter Michael Cuvee Indigene Chardonnay Magnum 2007

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  • Robert Parker rating 98
  • Vinous rating 94
Peter Michael Cuvee Indigene Chardonnay Magnum 2007
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150 cl

£265.00
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Peter Michael Cuvée Indigène Chardonnay 2007 is a white wine from the Knights Valley in Sonoma County. This 1.5-litre magnum contains a wine made from a selection of the best barrels, fermented using only indigenous yeasts for added complexity and texture. It reveals waxy notes of honeysuckle, lemon curd and toasted brioche. It is a powerful and expansive Chardonnay that remains balanced by a firm mineral backbone and a refreshing acidity.
94 Vinous
Hazy, pale chartreuse color. An exotically perfumed nose displays heady aromas of citrus and orchard fruits, minerals, nougat and dried flowers, with a slow-mounting saffron quality. Deep, weighty pear and Meyer lemon flavors are underscored by smoky mineral and lees notes, which gain power with aeration. Smooth, spherical and strikingly persistent on the very long finish, which repeats the floral and smoky notes.Stephen Tanzer1st May 2009

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Peter Michael Winery was founded by British businessman Sir Peter Michael in the early 1980s with a singular vision - to make wine in the terroir-driven tradition of Burgundy and Bordeaux, under the California sun and in California soil. The winery currently produce around fifteen wines using four varietals - Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.

Consistency and quality are the watchwords here - the wines are clearly inspired by the poise and precision of their Old World counterparts but can't help expressing an edge of Californian excess - ripe fruit abounds on the Chardonnay and Pinot Noir while the Cabernet Sauvignons have a density and concentration that many Bordelais would envy.

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