Evan Williams 1783 (1.75L) Arneis The share of Chardonnay

The share of Chardonnay

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It needs to be drunk over the next 7-8 years

Evan Williams 1783 (1.75L) Arneis The share of ChardonnayThe early fragrance emits subtle, almost floral fruity scents of banana, matted rose petals, field grasses and marzipan; aeration releases deeper aromas, especially oaky vanillin, sauted butter, deep fried pork rind and buttered sweet corn. Palate entry is semisweet, oaky and honeyed; at midpalate, toffee and light caramel tastes merge with the gentle bite of spirit. Finishes lean, off dry and regal. The best whiskey value in the world, bar none. Wine