Cellar Masters Paul Kalemkiarian and Ed Masciana try out a 2011 Chardonnay, Six Degrees. Sold at only $12.99 on the shelf, this wine can't be better. A California Chardonnay with lots of wood and a pineapple component. This wine catches you off guard with its different nose and taste. Has a very oaky nose but a subtle mouth.
Wine of the Month Club | Chardonnay, 2011. Six Degrees
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