House of Smith Substance Chardonnay 750 Ml
House of Smith Substance Chardonnay from Washington, a 14% ABV white wine with fruit-forward notes and subtle vanilla, in a 750 ml bottle.
Description
Discover the House of Smith Substance Chardonnay from Washington, a standout 2019 white wine that captures the essence of high-elevation vineyards in the United States. This Chardonnay emerges from a year marked by cooler temperatures, a delayed bud break, and steady progress through a moderate growing season. While some areas faced an early October chill, the superior air drainage at these elevated sites stretched the harvest into late October, fostering optimal ripeness. The result? Wines brimming with poise and personality that have the House of Smith team genuinely thrilled.
Elevate your next gathering with this medium-bodied Chardonnay, earning 93 points from James Suckling. Its straightforward profile bursts with fruit forward notes alongside subtle vanilla nuances, leading to a firm texture and a vibrant, juicy close. A whisper of toast adds depth, making every sip inviting and layered. Barrel-fermented using native yeasts, it's ready to enjoy right now, perfect for those seeking a balanced white at 14% ABV in a standard 750 ml bottle.
Picture uncorking this Washington gem on a crisp evening—pair it with fresh seafood or creamy pasta to let its lively character shine. From the rolling vineyards where nature's timing crafted such finesse, this Chardonnay delivers incredible flavors wrapped in lovely equilibrium. At just $26.99, it's an accessible entry into premium Chardonnay territory, ideal for building your collection or sharing with friends who appreciate thoughtful whites.
What sets the House of Smith Substance Chardonnay apart lies in that 2019 magic: extended hang time without frost risks, yielding a wine that's harmonious and expressive. Whether you're a Chardonnay enthusiast or exploring new favorites, this bottle promises a pleasurable experience from first pour to last. Stock up and savor the finesse of Washington's high country in every glass.