With wines made by the revered John Grochau, Crimson Electrical Wines are pretty new to the Willamette Valley however are named after an iconic mode of commuter transportation from the Valley to Portland. From 1913 to 1929, the Crimson Electrical practice stopped in Newberg, Forest Grove, McMinnville, Sherwood, Carlton, Salem and others, all communities related to Oregon Pinot Noir and different wines. Chardonnay is approaching robust within the Willamette Valley and, for the worth, many are thought-about extraordinary. That’s how I really feel about this Crimson Electrical “Alpine Lily” Chardonnay, a wine I opened to style and ended up falling in love and sharing it with buddies that night. Lemon curd, pear and honeysuckle are vibrant on the nostril and balanced texture and richness within the mouth. Improbable end of vibrancy and salinity that echoes the gorgeous Burgundies of Chablis.
WHAT: Chardonnay
WHERE: HOW MUCH: $25
RATING: 94
