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Four Vines Winery Chardonnay Naked Santa Barbara County
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Four Vines Winery Chardonnay Naked Santa Barbara County

Producer: Four Vines Winery
Style: White Wine
Grape Type: Chardonnay
Origin: California
Region: Central Coast
Appellation: Paso Robles

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Great Balanced Chard.
10/23/2009
by BlueDevilBill
If you don't like drinking oak chips, slathered in butter, this is the Chard for you. Well balanced, but not metallic or too crisp. I serve it to lots of Chard lovers, and they can't get enough. And at a great price point.
Superior non-oak Chardonnay
06/25/2008
by Matthews12787402
Four vines is a light, refreshing Chardonnay with no oak-y aftertaste. It pairs well with white cheeses, fish and seafood, and is an excellent sipping summer wine.
nice naked chardonnay
12/07/2007
by straight12570501
not a bad price, and a different chardonnay experience without oak. more fruit less butter. worth trying

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