Mon Frere California Chardonnay 2022

$14.99

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Alcohol: 14.1%

Grape(s): Chardonnay

Location: California, USA

Tasting Notes: Bright and concentrated with ripe stone fruit, melon, citrus, and floral notes. Layers of green bell pepper, lemon zest, dried lemongrass, blood orange, pink grapefruit, and white pepper, finishing with minerality and balanced acidity.

Notes: Moderate oak influence with a rich, round mouthfeel. Partial malolactic fermentation and aging in French oak add texture and complexity.

Food pairing: Perfect with white fish in butter sauce, roast poultry, or creamy vegetable dishes.

Winery Story: Leading U.S. wine & spirits importer Palm Bay International is pleased to present an exciting new range of California wines called Mon Frère. French for ‘my brother’, Mon Frère is a celebration of our connections to each other, to those special people with whom we choose to share life’s triumphs and tribulations. The range includes three expressions: a fresh Chardonnay with moderate, well-integrated oak, a Pinot Noir that delivers ripe, rich fruit flavors, and a Cabernet Sauvignon that expresses concentrated, ripe fruit and firm structure while remaining smooth and approachable.

Developed and vinified by an exceptional team led by Tom Hinde, chief winemaker for the celebrated Au Contraire Wines, Mon Frère Winery champions the very best in quality California sourcing and winemaking. The Mon Frère packaging playfully celebrates friendship in its many forms through hand-drawn custom illustrations and lighthearted copy.   

Celebrating 42 years in 2019, Palm Bay International is a progressive, family-owned wine & spirits organization that has proven itself to be a leader in the industry. Palm Bay has its roots in Italian wine and now offers one of the most comprehensive portfolios in the U.S., comprising prestigious estates, distilleries and popular brands from 17 countries. In recent years, under the leadership of third-generation family member and CEO Marc D. Taub, Palm Bay has been developing a growing cache of domestic wines.