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Barrel Selected Wine
The Chateau Julien Barrel Selected label was introduced to the Chateau Julien wine portfolio in
1998. These wines typically have mild tannins and forward fruit, making them
extremely food-friendly and approachable upon release. The Barrel Selected wines
are aged in one-to-three year old French and American oak barrels, and have been
awarded numerous value accolades over the years. Varietals include: Merlot,
Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay and Pinot Grigio.
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2008 Barrel Selected Merlot
This Merlot established the winery's significant role as a Merlot producer nationwide over ten years ago. Soft tannins and subtle oak balance out the fruit in this medium bodied wine. A full, lingering finish with superb structure and texture. More Info ...
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2008 Barrel Selected Cabernet Sauvignon
BEST BUY - tastings.com
"Ruby black color. Aromas of spicy berry compote, dried flowers, and honey custard follow through on a soft entry to a dryish medium body with cracked pepper and cocoa notes. Finishes with a tangy cranberry and earth fade. Very tasty and easy drinking. " More Info ...
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2008 Barrel Selected Chardonnay
BEST BUY - "Rich and sweetly crisp, this is the kind of Chardonnay millions of people love. It has opulent, creamy flavors of pineapples, pears, vanilla, buttered toast, cinnamon and smoky oak. Totally Californian, and a good buy." - Wine Enthusiast Magazine, October 2009
"Subtle aromas of citrus with flavors of grapefruit and tropical fruit; full bodied with a slightly oily texture and well-integrated components with a very long finish. Try with Swordfish." - Sante Magazine, September 2009 More Info ...
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2009 Barrel Selected Pinot Grigio
BEST BUY, * 89 POINTS * - -tastings.com, Beverage Testing Institute
"Pale golden straw color. Bold aromas of peach cobbler and banana cream pie follow through on a soft, silky entry to a dryish medium body with apple cheese pastry and orange peel notes. Finishes with a crisp, wet limestone accented finish. Nice styled and proportioned fruit and acidity." More Info ...
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