2015 Grgich Hills Chardonnay Miljenko's Selection

Community Tasting Notes (9) Avg Score: 92.6 points

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  5/19/2023 - Matt62 Likes this wine:

  Ripe apricot and full body but lite oak. Everyone really liked it. Served with crab cakes.

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  3/6/2023 - Takao Likes this wine: 93 Points

  Pale gold color. Developing, med aromas of vanilla, pear, flint, kumquat, green apple, almond. Med(+) body, high acidity, dry, long finish. Has some grippy texture and is more balanced and richer (and better) than younger 2020. Very enjoyable now but likely to age well next 5 years.

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  8/13/2021 - jzebrack Likes this wine: 93 Points

  Last bottle of a case.
  Wanted to see how it aged, because we were not thrilled with the aging of the regular Grgich Chardonnay.
  The Miljenko ages better.
  Certainly it mellows, but in a good way.
  We will make sure to save some of our new Miljenko vintages for further aging.

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  12/25/2018 - jzebrack Likes this wine: 93 Points

  Always a very reliable bottle to serve. Brought to London and drank at same time with a Puligny Montrachet that, in London, was equivalently priced to the Grgich in California. Both were very good, but I preferred the Miljenko Chardonnay. It had a cleaner more focused taste with a bit less oak.

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  7/5/2018 - Bowmanifesto wrote: 94 Points

  Opened for Independence Day. Chardonnay fireworks lit up the evening!

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