Ramey Chardonnay Russian River Nero d'Avola and not in keeping up

and not in keeping up with his high-flying neighbors

Critical Acclaim

There is a wall of tannin here but backed up by voluptuously ripe fruits that major on damson and fig

Now they are known as Argentina’s Bonarda specialists

Ramey Chardonnay Russian River Nero d'Avola and not in keeping upWinery notes: "This Chardonnay shows great depth of flavor, length of finish, aromatic complexity, and a fine balance between richness and delicacy. The wine originates from cool sites in the Russian River Valley, with low vigor soil such as Goldridge Loam, planted between 1978 and 2006. The vineyards are mostly planted to UC Davis Clone 4, known for its prominent acidity and large clusters, with lesser percentages of Wente and aromatic clones like