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A full, buttery style of Chardonnay, made from grapes grown in the cool Limoux region of Languedoc, soft and ripe. There’s spice and toast, with quince and white pear flavors. 1 Note
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Floral and perfumey, with apple blossom and pear flavors that finish clean. Tastes a bit like a medium-bodied white; try with poultry or seafood. Imported by E & J Gallo. 1 Note
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Attractive, dry rosé, just brushed with sweetness. Herbs and fresh raspberries give a lift to the wine, while the layer of acidity is still there, leaving an easy, clean aftertaste. 1 Note
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Different from many inexpensive Merlots in that it offers a fair amount of acid and tannin structure to go along with plummy, coffee-tinged fruit. Crisp and dry on the finish, giving it the edge to pair successfully with grilled steaks or burgers. 1 Note
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Raspberry and cherry aromas mix with more mature notes of fall leaves and lead into some earthy complexity on the somewhat thin palate. Velvety tannins and moderate acidity make for easy drinking. Notes of woods and mushroom on the finish suggest that this wine will not have much going forit by the end of 2009. 1 Note
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A light, fresh Chardonnay with minimal barrel influence, the debut vintage of Red Bicyclette boasts ample pear and citrus flavors, a stony minerality and hints of roasted nuts. At its commonly offered retail price of $10, this would be a Best Buy. 1 Note
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This is a riper, plummier style of Syrah, with dark, chocolaty notes and only the slightest hint of peppery meatiness. With its Syrah-wildness tamed and medium-weight style, this would be a solid choice as a cocktail-party red, and a Best Buy at its frequently quoted retail of $10. 1 Note
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Red Bicyclette Chardonnay - 2004
