"Nuits-Blanches au Bouge" Chardonnay

by Au Bon Climat 2003

$184.99 ($554.97 /case)

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"Nuits-Blanches au Bouge" Chardonnay by Au Bon Climat 2003

"Nuits-Blanches au Bouge" Chardonnay

by Au Bon Climat 2003

$184.99 ($554.97 /case)

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"Nuits-Blanches au Bouge" Chardonnay by Au Bon Climat 2003

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Producer : Au Bon Climat

Region : USA (USA)

Food Pairing : Duck breast

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Tasting Notes

This staggering statement marries perfectly ripe fruit to great acidity and structure. In between, one finds all kinds of tropical fruits, lightly sautéed hazelnuts in fresh creamery butter, and a long, long dry finish that highlights the wine's intricate flavors with hints of exotic spice. Bold, beautiful, but not brazen, the 2003 Au Bon Climat Nuits-Blanches au Bouge offers the lucky beholder a true classic, long lived Chardonnay.

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Price of Case	$554.97
Cellaring	Drink Now or Cellar
Sweetness	XD - Extra Dry See Sweetness Chart
Bottle Size	750ml
Producer	Au Bon Climat
Region	USA (USA)
Alcohol	13.50%
Style	Rich and toasty whites
Vintage	2003
Farming Method	Sustainable
Food Pairing	Duck breast
Descriptors	Floral, Fruity, Mineral
Wine Type	White
Wood Presence	Oaked
Body	Medium
Grapes	Chardonnay

The Producer

Au Bon Climat

Au Bon Climat is one of those estates whose reputation precedes them. Since 1982, owner/winemaker, Jim Clendenen has profoundly shaped the landscape of quality Pinot Noir and Chardonnay in California’s Central Coast, creating pure expressions of Santa Barbara County before the region was immortalized in the 2004 movie, Sideways, and long before it became the go-to appellation for “The New California.”