"Bush Bike Unoaked Chardonnay 2004"
Bush Bike Unoaked Chardonnay 2004
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A few years ago Australian vintners were among the
first to realize that big, buttery, and oaky wasn't
the only way to make a Chardonnay, and some producers
pulled back the curtain of oak-derived flavors and
textures so the flavor of the fruit could shine through
on its own. In the Bush Bike that means aromas of peach,
lemon, and fig; it's medium-bodied, with a soft texture
and a smooth, fruity finish.
Bush Bike Unoaked Chardonnay 2004, Review Page
Many people think that if they're going to store wine at home
then they need a cellar. But the word cellar conjures up images
of dark, cavernous chambers cut out of bedrock, or slick,
temperature and humidity-controlled rooms lined with mahogany wine racks. All very nice,
but not at all necessary. We recommend you interpret cellar
somewhat loosely.
There are four main things to consider when storing wine:
temperature, light, vibration and keeping the cork wet. (more)
Many people think that
if they're going to
store wine at home
then they need a cellar
. But the word cellar
conjures up images of dark,
cavernous chambers cut out
of bedrock, or slick,
temperature and humidity-controlled&nb
p;rooms lined with mahogany
wine racks. All very nice, but not at all necessary.
We recommend you interpret cellar somewhat loosely.
There are four main things to consider when storing wine:
temperature, light, vibration and keeping the cork wet. (more)
 
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