Price: $44.99
Sale Price: $34.99
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DeLille Cellars Description
DeLille Cellars' Chaleur Estate Blanc is a refined and elegant white wine blend that captures the essence of Washington's finest vineyards. Masterfully crafted from 67% Sauvignon Blanc and 33% Semillon, this luxurious wine offers a beautiful balance between richness and freshness, perfect for elevating any dining experience.
Chaleur Estate Blanc captivates the senses with its enchanting bouquet of white flowers, gooseberries, green apple, and orange blossom. As you take a sip, you'll be delighted by the harmonious flavors of lemon curd, honeydew, and crushed rocks, complemented by an enticing minerality and vibrant acidity. The wine culminates in a long, graceful finish, leaving a lasting impression on the palate.
The Chaleur Estate Blanc's versatile and refined profile makes it an ideal companion for a wide range of dishes. Its bright acidity and elegant flavors perfectly complement seafood dishes, such as grilled prawns, seared scallops, or fresh oysters. For a delightful culinary experience, pair it with a light and zesty citrus herb salad, creamy risotto with seasonal vegetables, or indulge in a decadent cheese platter featuring goat cheese, brie, and aged cheddar. The possibilities are endless, as this wine enhances the flavors of various cuisines, leaving your taste buds craving more.
Jeb Dunnuck: 94 Points
Based on 69% Sauvignon Blanc and the rest Semillon, aging in 42% new oak, it has a terrific sense of minerality as well as bright pineapple and honeyed grapefruit aromatics, medium body, a focused, tight, racy mouthfeel, and a great finish.
Wine Spectator: 92 Points
Crisp and vibrant yet fleshy, with pretty honeysuckle, fresh fig and apricot accents that build richness and structure on the supple finish. Sauvignon Blanc and S?millon.
