2022 | Cambria | Katherine's Vineyard Chardonnay
White Wine: 2022 | Cambria | Katherine's Vineyard Chardonnay
Achieves excellent balance between a tangy feel and generous flavors. Quite toasty, flinty and nervy in aromas before a ripe, buttery palate delivers good richness and length. Minerals and sea salt on the nose, then bright pineapple, baked apple, butter and lemon zest on the palate.
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Producer: Cambria
Vintage: 2022
Size: 750ml
ABV: 13.5%
Varietal: Chardonnay
Country/Region: United States, Santa Maria Valley
Achieves excellent balance between a tangy feel and generous flavors. Quite toasty, flinty and nervy in aromas before a ripe, buttery palate delivers good richness and length. Minerals and sea salt on the nose, then bright pineapple, baked apple, butter and lemon zest on the palate.
Producer Information
Cambria Estate is fittingly found down Chardonnay Lane in the Santa Maria Valley, of California. The winery is particularly known for its production of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The estate vineyard is located on the Santa Maria bench, 17 miles (27km) inland from the Pacific Ocean between the Sierra Madre Mountains and the Sisquoc River. Prior to 1986, it was owned by the Olivera family as a part of the 1838 Mexican land grant, who raised cattle and planted Mission grapes on the property. The climate here is cool-maritime with fog frequently funnelled into area that ‘refrigerates the sunshine’ and creates one of the longest growing seasons in California. The estate covers more than 1,400 acres (566ha) of undulating topography between 400 to 800 feet (121 to 243m) above sea level. There are many soil types found throughout the estate, a majority of which are sandy, alluvial and well-draining. Cambria Estate primarily focuses on Pinot Noir production with 483 acres (195ha) planted to a range of different clones of the variety. As well as estate based varietal Pinot Noir, they also produce a limited amount of clonal Pinot Noir, of which offers an interesting comparison of the effect of clone selection on the organoleptic properties of the finished wine. The flagship wines are Julia’s Pinot Noir, Katherines’ Chardonnay and the Tepusquet Syrah. They also have an artisan program of which renowned winemakers from the region create individual interpretations of Pinot Noir from Julia’s Vineyard of which is an educational endeavour of the impact of winemaking techniques to alter the expression of terroir. Proprietor Barbara Banke acquired the original Tepusquet vineyard in 1986 along with her spouse Jess Jackson. The winery is part of the Jackson Family Wines portfolio.
White Wine: 2022 | Cambria | Katherine's Vineyard Chardonnay
Achieves excellent balance between a tangy feel and generous flavors. Quite toasty, flinty and nervy in aromas before a ripe, buttery palate delivers good richness and length. Minerals and sea salt on the nose, then bright pineapple, baked apple, butter and lemon zest on the palate.
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Producer: Cambria
Vintage: 2022
Size: 750ml
ABV: 13.5%
Varietal: Chardonnay
Country/Region: United States, Santa Maria Valley
Achieves excellent balance between a tangy feel and generous flavors. Quite toasty, flinty and nervy in aromas before a ripe, buttery palate delivers good richness and length. Minerals and sea salt on the nose, then bright pineapple, baked apple, butter and lemon zest on the palate.
Producer Information
Cambria Estate is fittingly found down Chardonnay Lane in the Santa Maria Valley, of California. The winery is particularly known for its production of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The estate vineyard is located on the Santa Maria bench, 17 miles (27km) inland from the Pacific Ocean between the Sierra Madre Mountains and the Sisquoc River. Prior to 1986, it was owned by the Olivera family as a part of the 1838 Mexican land grant, who raised cattle and planted Mission grapes on the property. The climate here is cool-maritime with fog frequently funnelled into area that ‘refrigerates the sunshine’ and creates one of the longest growing seasons in California. The estate covers more than 1,400 acres (566ha) of undulating topography between 400 to 800 feet (121 to 243m) above sea level. There are many soil types found throughout the estate, a majority of which are sandy, alluvial and well-draining. Cambria Estate primarily focuses on Pinot Noir production with 483 acres (195ha) planted to a range of different clones of the variety. As well as estate based varietal Pinot Noir, they also produce a limited amount of clonal Pinot Noir, of which offers an interesting comparison of the effect of clone selection on the organoleptic properties of the finished wine. The flagship wines are Julia’s Pinot Noir, Katherines’ Chardonnay and the Tepusquet Syrah. They also have an artisan program of which renowned winemakers from the region create individual interpretations of Pinot Noir from Julia’s Vineyard of which is an educational endeavour of the impact of winemaking techniques to alter the expression of terroir. Proprietor Barbara Banke acquired the original Tepusquet vineyard in 1986 along with her spouse Jess Jackson. The winery is part of the Jackson Family Wines portfolio.
Description
White Wine: 2022 | Cambria | Katherine's Vineyard Chardonnay
Achieves excellent balance between a tangy feel and generous flavors. Quite toasty, flinty and nervy in aromas before a ripe, buttery palate delivers good richness and length. Minerals and sea salt on the nose, then bright pineapple, baked apple, butter and lemon zest on the palate.
Order from the Largest & Most Trusted Premium Spirits Marketplace!
Featured in
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NOTICE: Many other small liquor store sites may end up cancelling your order due to the high demand, unavailability or inaccurate inventory counts. We have partnerships consisting of a large network of licensed retailers from within the United States, Europe and across the world ensuring orders are fulfilled.
Producer: Cambria
Vintage: 2022
Size: 750ml
ABV: 13.5%
Varietal: Chardonnay
Country/Region: United States, Santa Maria Valley
Achieves excellent balance between a tangy feel and generous flavors. Quite toasty, flinty and nervy in aromas before a ripe, buttery palate delivers good richness and length. Minerals and sea salt on the nose, then bright pineapple, baked apple, butter and lemon zest on the palate.
Producer Information
Cambria Estate is fittingly found down Chardonnay Lane in the Santa Maria Valley, of California. The winery is particularly known for its production of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The estate vineyard is located on the Santa Maria bench, 17 miles (27km) inland from the Pacific Ocean between the Sierra Madre Mountains and the Sisquoc River. Prior to 1986, it was owned by the Olivera family as a part of the 1838 Mexican land grant, who raised cattle and planted Mission grapes on the property. The climate here is cool-maritime with fog frequently funnelled into area that ‘refrigerates the sunshine’ and creates one of the longest growing seasons in California. The estate covers more than 1,400 acres (566ha) of undulating topography between 400 to 800 feet (121 to 243m) above sea level. There are many soil types found throughout the estate, a majority of which are sandy, alluvial and well-draining. Cambria Estate primarily focuses on Pinot Noir production with 483 acres (195ha) planted to a range of different clones of the variety. As well as estate based varietal Pinot Noir, they also produce a limited amount of clonal Pinot Noir, of which offers an interesting comparison of the effect of clone selection on the organoleptic properties of the finished wine. The flagship wines are Julia’s Pinot Noir, Katherines’ Chardonnay and the Tepusquet Syrah. They also have an artisan program of which renowned winemakers from the region create individual interpretations of Pinot Noir from Julia’s Vineyard of which is an educational endeavour of the impact of winemaking techniques to alter the expression of terroir. Proprietor Barbara Banke acquired the original Tepusquet vineyard in 1986 along with her spouse Jess Jackson. The winery is part of the Jackson Family Wines portfolio.
