Complete 2012 | Aubert | Eastside Vineyard Chardonnay Now 80% Cheaper [SG0nXm1N]

White Wine: Complete 2012 | Aubert | Eastside Vineyard Chardonnay Now 80% Cheaper [SG0nXm1N]

Crafted by Aubert Wines, a producer recognised for its meticulous attention to vineyard sites, this vintage offers a blend of ripe fruit and mineral qualities. 

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Producer: Aubert

Vintage: 2012

Size: 750ml

ABV: 15.1%

Varietal: Chardonnay

Country/Region: United States, California

Crafted by Aubert Wines, a producer recognised for its meticulous attention to vineyard sites, this vintage offers a blend of ripe fruit and mineral qualities. Its medium-bodied structure reveals notes of pear and apple, supported by subtle oak influence. This Chardonnay reflects the unique terroir of the region, showcasing the balance between richness and acidity typical of the area’s climate.

Distillery Information

Aubert is a small Chardonnay and Pinot Noir estate that makes wine from single-vineyard sites in Napa Valley and Sonoma. It was founded by Mark and Teresa Aubert in 1999, and today, is considered to be one of California's cult producers. The first vintage of Aubert was in 2000 – a Chardonnay sourced from the Ritchie Vineyard in Russian River Valley. It quickly received acclaim for its full-blown, hedonistic style and was pivotal for company's success. Although the vineyard is no longer within the company's holdings, the Burgundian syle in which the Ritchie Vineyard Chardonnay was produced, remains as the production style throughout the wine portfolio. The chardonnay wines are barrel-fermented and aged in French oak, a majority of which is new.