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RE: Chardonnay tasting results...

Posted by triodesteve on December 26, 2017 at 09:23:32:
> I suspect you would have to pay more than $30 to get that in a chardonnay

Or start buying French! It kills me to admit it, but they offer value in ways I can't.

Although we probably are looking for different things in Chard. I think butter flavor is an american invention in Chardonnay...not something I look for or even want.

Jed Steele is a pretty cool guy. He was a consultant at a place I worked years ago. A Washington State grad I think.