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Talbott Cuvée Carlotta Chardonnay 2004 | 750 ml.
Item #: 47757
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"Superrich and perhaps a tad sweet, with a mix of fig, melon, pineapple and butterscotch, ending with a rich, cloying aftertaste. Drink now" (88 pts.)
ST89Stephen Tanzer’s International Wine Cellar Nov/Dec 2007
"Yellow-gold. Leesy peach, pear and floral honey aromas are complemented by vanilla bean and buttered toast qualities. Plump-verging-on-sweet, with broad tropical and orchard fruit flavors, soft acidity and a pliant texture. Delivers a deep impression of apricot nectar on the long, fleshy finish. Seriously packed with flavor and impressively seamless, but I wish that there were more nerve and vivacity. Fans of the type will likely rate this higher." (89 pts.)
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