Passing Time, Chardonnay, Columbia Valley

Passing Time · Washington › Columbia Valley › United States of America

White · Chardonnay
Critics Average score from professional wine critics and publications.
90 /100
Reviews
7
professional

Vintages

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Community Reviews

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90.4
Avg Score
92
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Taster #0471 · Jul 27, 2022
Slightly turned. Winebid purchase do cannot speak to provenance .
2017 vintage
Taster #7154 · May 11, 2022
92/100
What a lovely Chardonnay! Vanilla and Carmel times, bursting with flavor. Sort of Rombauer light at a bit more than half the Rombauer price. Loved it and wish we had more!
2017 vintage
Taster #2779 · Jul 7, 2021
90/100
Juicy but also with some polish with hints of butter and oak to cover the crisp apple fruit. This was nicely balanced and well done.
2017 vintage
Taster #7479 · May 6, 2021
91/100
Still has a youthful light golden color. Creme brûlée , apple pie, spice aromas. Has a very polished delicious character to it. Seems like it is peaking. Enjoy!
2017 vintage
Taster #0786 · Apr 26, 2021
90/100
Pineapple and cream with a nice long finish of sweet caramel. Another pleasant surprise and enjoyable mid week drinker.
2017 vintage
Taster #0786 · Jan 4, 2021
90/100
Light golden color in the glass. Has some pineapple on the nose and a real creamy finish. Picking up some butterscotch and sweet caramel on the finish too. Quite enjoyable.
2017 vintage
Taster #7613 · Dec 10, 2020
90/100
Big ritch and and opulent, much more butter than I am used to in Washington. Very delicious and fresh. Great value. Better at warmer temperatures
2017 vintage
Taster #0729 · Oct 23, 2020
90/100
Is it the wine or the Charles Snack Foods 5th Avenue mix? Might be the nuts but this wine was up for it.
2017 vintage
Taster #2147 · Aug 20, 2020
Bright and easy to drink. PNP but got better with after 30 minutes and a bit closer to room temp. Started with green apple tones. Started coming up with butterscotch toward the end of the bottle. Nice mouthfeel...lighter than a butterball but had both oak and butter on the palette. Good!
2017 vintage