2019 | Williams Selyem | Estate Chardonnay

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White Wine: 2019 | Williams Selyem | Estate Chardonnay

On the nose, notes of jasmine flowers, melon, yellow and green fruits, carrying through on the palate together with subtle tannic structure.

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Producer: Williams Selyem

Ratings: WS | 92 JS | 94

Vintage: 2019

Size: 750ml

ABV: 14.2%

Varietal: Chardonnay

Country/Region: United States, California

On the nose, notes of jasmine flowers, melon, yellow and green fruits, carrying through on the palate together with subtle tannic structure.

Reviews:

• James Suckling: Perfumed aromas of white peaches, jasmine, honeysuckle and baked pears. Medium-bodied with pleasant, floral character. Orange marmalade, stone fruit and lemon curd on the palate. Refreshing and structured tannins. Lovely, oily texture.

• Wine Spectator: Shows aromas of egg cream and custard with flavors to match, plus nutmeg accents to the ripe apple and pear flavors.

Producer Information

Williams Selyem Winery began as a simple dream of two friends, Ed Selyem and Burt Williams, who pursued weekend winemaking as a hobby in 1979 in a garage in Forestville, California, and made their first commercial vintage in 1981. In less than two decades, Burt and Ed created a cult-status winery of international acclaim. Together they set a new standard for Pinot Noir winemaking in the United States, aligning Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley in the firmament of the best winegrowing regions of the world. Today John and Kathe Dyson, who purchased the winery from Burt and Ed in 1998, carry on the passion for Pinot Noir winemaking without compromise. As for the wines… they just keep getting better and better.