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Buena Vista Chardonnay 2015 "North Coast"

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Crystalline, pale golden hue with lovely aromas of buttery tropical fruit melange with lemon lime, sweet stone fruit and mango with gentle pie spice.

Palate--First impression is lively acidity with a burst of tropical fruity goodness with a perfect integration of structure and flavor. The finish is a bit fleeting but a buttery finish with gentle Chinese five spice. 

This is a lovely Chard and is absolutely perfect right now and will last another 3 years at least. I bought this on a special buy for $10--an absolute value of which I will buy more so raise a glass!

BTW pairing with baked cod almondine.

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