ON-164491
Fielding Estate Unoaked Chardonnay 2008
Chardonnay
Ontario, Canada
LCBO# 164491
0V
8787
$14.95
Critic Reviews (4)
Sara d'Amato
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Sara d'Amato

Bright and appealing with fresh, spring-like aromatics of crocuses and daffodils along with stone fruit and some...

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John Szabo, MS
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John Szabo, MS

Clean, lightly floral, fragrant, simple but inviting nose of apple blossom and pear. The palate is round and creamy...

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Michael Godel
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Michael Godel

Continues to exude freshness three plus years on. Prevailing squeaky clean and cheap so ”my money flows like wine.”...

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David Lawrason
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David Lawrason

Rather odd to be releasing this three years after vintage, when it was clearly designed for early drinking. The fruit...

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Community Reviews (7)
Tyler Philp
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Tyler Philp

So often, unoaked Chardonnay can be aggressive, sour and edgy (that’s why many producers add oak influence to the equation) but there is a softness here that I find intriguing: notes of pear and ripe red apples; the finish is crisp and clean with a slight mineral quality. I like this one a lot. (Northof9finewine, April 2011)

Jason Solanki
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Jason Solanki

2011 vintage. Melon and kiwi aromas from the glass. Quite flavourful with more melon and kiwi on the palate. Dry, medium-bodied with fresh acidity. Tasted June/2012.

Dan Dickinson
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Dan Dickinson

Barbara D. Ritchie
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Barbara D. Ritchie

Since opening their doors in 2005, this family owned winery has gained numerous awards under the skillful hand of winemaker Richie Roberts. Showing a wide spectrum of varietal characters, including apple blossoms, juicy Bosc pear, ripe green apple, and peach, it is made in a crisp, refreshing style. The distinct terroir of the Beamsville Bench comes through in the underlying flinty, earthy tones.

Marcel Legault
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Marcel Legault

Drink now to 2012

bkd
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bkd

Not bad... Tasted April 2012

Francois Botha
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Francois Botha

Honey, lime, pineapple, and green apple on the nose. It has plenty of fruit and crisp acidity, but it is not aging well and is not very exciting.





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