White

Marques de Casa Concha Chardonnay

Concha y Toro

Chile

Fact sheet

Type
White
Grape
Chardonnay
Country
Chile
Appellation
Limarí Valley
Body
full
Acidity
medium
Sweetness
dry

Food pairing

roast chicken · grilled fish · lobster · Brie cheese

Rated vintages

  • 201689 pts

    Oaky aromas of bacon and ham blend with vanilla on the nose of this plump, melony wine. Flavors of resiny oak, Animal Cracker cookies and melon turn overtly spicy on the finish that includes a hint of clove.

  • 201587 pts

    On the nose, this Chardonnay smells mostly of oak, with apple and melon notes in the background. Salty oaky flavors mask the wine's fruit, which falls into the stone-fruit category. A barrel-dominated finish with nectarine notes is resiny and salty.

  • 201389 pts

    This opens with a blast of resiny oak, but airing calms things down, and ultimately the bouquet is round and full, with a mix of wood, vanilla and tropical fruit aromas. This is chalky, minerally and full in feel, accented by apple, pear, melon and spice flavors. Leftover oak an…

  • 201285 pts

    Resiny oak on top of tropical fruit, apple and melon aromas announce plenty of barrel influence. The mouthfeel is plump and offers just enough acidity to balance out the wine's high oak level. Flavors of spiced apple and melon finish woody.

  • 201186 pts

    Toasted aromas include popcorn and baked apple. The palate is medium in weight and features racy acidity and not much midpalate. Flavors of oak-driven spice and white fruits lead to a fast-moving, acidic finish, with leftover spice and resin notes.

  • 200886 pts

    The source for this wine is now Limarí, and it offers plenty of barrel toast to go with stemmy apple and peach aromas. There's a lot of acidity here, so expect racy, almost sour citrus and apple flavors in front of a long, aggressive finish.