My understanding is this is a one off bottling. The winery had issues from the Glass Mountain fire and they really needed to source grapes for some cash flow until they could get on their feet again. Hopefully, they will make it again as Chenin is such an under rated grape. Medium golden in color, clear and bright. The nose is great with apples, slight honey note and a bit of orange peel. Full bodied. Enough acidity but not pronounced. On the palate, this is dry. Big and deep. Apples, green apples but also some citrus and wax. Long finish. This was an excellent pairing with a salad with Goat Cheese Croquettes. Drink over the next ten years. Compared to the better dry Vouvrays (Huet Sec), this is bigger and rounder and more substantial. Neither better or worse, just a bit different.
