Best Buy Under $20! Butternut is the newest offering from Tony Leonardini, whose family owns Whitehall Lane. With premium Chardonnay from Carneros and from western Napa Valley, Tony aged this wine in 100% new French oak, imparting a buttery, nutty roundness to the flavor profile. At under $20 it totally over-delivers. The 2015 Butternut Chardonnay is a wine that lives up to its name. It has round, creamy notes, hints of hazelnut and a finish that doesn’t want to quit. Grapes from the regions of Carneros and Coombsville in Napa and Santa Lucia and Arroyo Seco in Monterey broaden the flavor profile of Butternut. The wine spent 14 months on 110 percent new French Oak.
Riccardo L.
Big butter bomb. #alliterationandwine
Big butter bomb. #alliterationandwine
8.9Julia Bro
Got this as a gift!
Got this as a gift!
8.0Janet Otter
Boterig. Lekkere geur en smaak. Duurder dan anderen.
Boterig. Lekkere geur en smaak. Duurder dan anderen.
9.2Frank Sikes
Definitely buttery with toasted Oak notes. Reminds me of the big chardonnays that were popular in the 80s and 90s. Lacking in elegance and subtlety.
Definitely buttery with toasted Oak notes. Reminds me of the big chardonnays that were popular in the 80s and 90s. Lacking in elegance and subtlety.
7.5Mason Kaye
Buttery indeed
Buttery indeed
9.2Koulwhip143
100% burnt popcorn. No vanilla or oak here, not sure how anyone is saying otherwise.
100% burnt popcorn. No vanilla or oak here, not sure how anyone is saying otherwise.
6.1Kim Loizzi
Nice wine. Oaky
Nice wine. Oaky
8.7Charleen Moore
Nice chard with vanilla, fruit, soft oak
Nice chard with vanilla, fruit, soft oak
9.0Cody Harris
Lives up to the name. Nutty, old leather. Funky for sure.
Lives up to the name. Nutty, old leather. Funky for sure.
7.5Megan Prikhodko
Interesting. Grapefruit, salt water taffy smells and tastes like buttery burnt oak.
Interesting. Grapefruit, salt water taffy smells and tastes like buttery burnt oak.
8.5WARNING: DRINKING DISTILLED SPIRITS, BEER, COOLERS, WINE AND OTHER ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES MAY INCREASE CANCER RISK, AND, DURING PREGNANCY, CAN CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS.