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The B&G line doesn’t disappoint in value, and here you get a delicious Chard for under $10. Vibrant tropical fruit, melon, and peach fill the round mouth, and though the finish is short it is also clean. Drink now. 1 Note
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Symphony is a grape variety. The wine is off-dry to semisweet and simple, with thin flavors of pineapples, oranges and vanilla, balanced with acidity. 1 Note
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From along the border with Portugal, this Viura-based white is surprisingly good and seemingly much fresher than past vintages. Bee’s wax, honey and mineral work the nose, and then crisp apple, pineapple and green melon flavors come on strong. Definitely better than average, especially at the price. 1 Note
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Un-oaked, fresh and bright: this is the kind of crisp white wine you’ll want to pair with apéritifs and finger foods. The wine exhibits a light straw color and measured aromas of citrus, peach and pineapple with a creamy and slightly sweet finish. 1 Note
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Here’s a Chardonnay from the mountains of Northern Italy with a soft, creamy dimension that is attractive and cheerful. The wine offers notes of butter, almond, pineapple, peach and citrus over a medium, streamlined structure. 1 Note
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Despite a persistent front-to-back sweetness, this is a nice little Chardonnay for those fastened to the grape. It starts with ripe pineapple and apple aromas, and next you get tropical fruit, citrus and banana flavors. Medium in size and good for what it strives to be. 1 Note
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Airén is a big-crop white grape that is usually distilled into brandy or made into Sherry. But here we see it as a dry white table wine, and while it is limited in scope, the wine’s punch-bowl approach and cleansing lime and kiwi flavors are decent. 1 Note
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The variety’s requisite citrus and green aromas are on display, but they aren’t very defined or exciting. Neither is the wet, chunky palate, which may be moderately fresh but doesn’t offer much besides basic pineapple, kiwi and green melon. 270,000 cases made. 1 Note
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A refreshing warm-weather sipper, with bright notes of apricot, lime cordial and peach which are hampered by a bit of funk in the background. The wine offers up a slight sweetness before dropping a quick lime note at the end. Drink now. 1 Note
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A good effort given the price. Although the nose is a little bland, the wine is clean and shows hints of pear and sweet grapefruit. The palate is wet and not overly concentrated, so things flow easily as it delivers tepid lime and citrus flavors. A lightweight made for limited-thought quaffing, which is exactly what you should expect for eight bucks. 1 Note
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Barton & Guestier Chardonnay - 2010
