Tasting Notes and Characteristics:

Newton Chardonnay Unfiltered 750ml offers a vibrant, textured experience perfect for relaxed gatherings or elegant dinners. With an ABV of 14%, this wine is crafted in the United States using minimal intervention, allowing the true character of the Chardonnay grape to shine through. The unfiltered production method preserves its natural complexity and depth, making each sip feel both fresh and substantial.

On the palate, Newton Chardonnay Unfiltered reveals layers of ripe apple, pear, and citrus zest balanced by subtle notes of toasted almond and a hint of minerality. Its creamy mouthfeel and lively acidity make it an excellent companion for roast chicken or lobster, enhancing both dishes with its bright fruit flavors and lingering finish. This wine’s balance between richness and freshness elevates any meal into a memorable occasion.

Producer Information: Newton Vineyard

Newton Vineyard is located on Spring Mountain in the Napa Valley, California, an area celebrated for its diverse microclimates and complex soils. Established in 1977 by Peter Newton and his wife Su Hua, the winery was founded with a vision to craft wines that express the unique character of their hillside estate. Newton Vineyard employs sustainable farming practices and minimal intervention winemaking techniques, including natural fermentation and unfiltered bottling, to preserve the integrity of their fruit and terroir.

Beyond their flagship Unfiltered Cabernet Sauvignon, Newton Vineyard produces a range of varietal wines that highlight Napa Valley’s viticultural diversity. Their portfolio includes Chardonnay from Carneros, Merlot from Yountville, Petit Verdot, Malbec, and Sauvignon Blanc sourced from select estate blocks. The winery is also recognized for its Bordeaux-style blends that integrate multiple grape varieties for complexity and balance. While primarily focused on still wines, Newton does not produce spirits or beer; instead they concentrate on limited-production bottlings that showcase single-vineyard expressions within Napa’s sub-appellations.