KENWOOD SIX RIDGES CHARDONNAY
Kenwood's Six Ridges Chardonnay is crafted to highlight the characteristics of specific vineyard sites within Sonoma County. The name "Six Ridges" might refer to the influence of distinct ridges or elevated areas in Sonoma that contribute unique nuances to the grapes grown there.
Here are some general aspects often associated with Kenwood Vineyards' Six Ridges Chardonnay:
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Fruit Profile: The Chardonnay might showcase a blend of fruit flavors, potentially including ripe apple, pear, citrus (such as lemon or lime), and tropical fruit notes like pineapple or mango.
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Oak Influence: Depending on the winemaking style, the Six Ridges Chardonnay might display a balanced oak influence. This could contribute notes of vanilla, toast, or subtle spice derived from oak aging.
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Body and Texture: The wine's body could range from medium to full-bodied, with a potential creamy texture from malolactic fermentation, providing a round and rich mouthfeel.
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Terroir Expression: The goal of wines like Six Ridges Chardonnay is often to highlight the unique terroir of specific vineyard sites within Sonoma County, expressing the influence of soil, climate, and vineyard location on the wine's characteristics.
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Food Pairing: Chardonnay, including Six Ridges Chardonnay, tends to pair well with a variety of foods, such as seafood, poultry, creamy pasta dishes, and dishes with buttery or creamy sauces.
