Maison Roy Dundee Hills Chardonnay Incline 2017 Lettie Teague WSJ On Wine but with a structure that

but with a structure that is built to last

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Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay

Complete deliciousness

Slowly aged for five years in French ex-Cognac barrels

Maison Roy Dundee Hills Chardonnay Incline 2017 Lettie Teague WSJ On Wine but with a structure thatTwo men whose fathers co founded Beaux Freres in 1991 decided to go make their own wine. Marc Andre Roy and winemaker Jared Etzel launched the project in 2012, and the Incline bottling is where their Dundee Hills fruit lands. Dundee is best known for the red volcanic Jory soils that made Oregon Pinot famous, but Chardonnay does something specific there, and this one has picked up a savory, layered quality with a few years in the bottle. Expect rich