Jason Solanki

Toasty apple, pear and oak aromas. Medium-bodied with an oily texture. Palate is pleasurably consistent with aromas. Balanced throughout with refreshing acidity and a long finish. Tasted Oct/2013.

Brad Mate

One of my favourites, always poised, balanced and beautiful.

Dan Trcka

The 2011 Hidden Bench Chardonnay has intense aromas of lime, pineapple, green apple, light lees and subtle oak. It is a medium bodied, extra-dry, fruity wine; with good acidity, some tannins and a medium to long, wood restrained finish. It is food friendly or can be enjoyed on its own; drink now – 2018. My impression: NICE, 89 pts – recommended for its quality. Tasted Nov/13.

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Michael Godel

A study in Beamsville Bench equitable tension, from its wagered ripe fruit in optimum extraction, to a responsible...

John Szabo, MS

A clean, polished, fruity and concentrated chardonnay, with generous but well-measured wood influence more than...

Zoltan Szabo

Reminiscent to a great 1er cru Chablis, with apples, fresh - baked bread, hazelnut and limestone notes; full and...

David Lawrason

This is a silver medal winner at the WineAlign Nationals. It’s a quite buxom, dry and fulsome chardonnay, if a little...

Hidden Bench Chardonnay 2011