Pyramid Valley Vineyards Pyramid Valley Vineyards Pyramid Valley Vineyards 2011 Home Collection Loins Tooth Chardonnay Wine Advocate 94+ points: “The 2011 Lion’s Tooth 2011 Home Collection Field of Fire Chardonnay Wine Advocate 94+ points: “The 2011 Lion’s Tooth 2011 Home Collection Field of Fire Chardonnay Wine Advocate 94+ points: “The 2011 Lion’s Tooth Chardonnay has a lovely if more delicately scented nose than the Field of Fire and shows a lovely perfume of orange blossoms, lemon tart and honeysuckle with touches of green apple peel and pineapple. Medium-bodied and very tightly-knit on the palate, the intensity here is commendable with layer upon layer of citrus fruit and toasty flavors that carry through a finish with great freshness and length. Drink it 2014 to 2019+.” Chardonnay has a lovely if more delicately scented nose than the Field of Fire and shows a lovely perfume of orange blossoms, lemon tart and honeysuckle with touches of green apple peel and pineapple. Medium-bodied and very tightly-knit on the palate, the intensity here is commendable with layer upon layer of citrus fruit and toasty flavors that carry through a finish with great freshness and length. Drink it 2014 to 2019+.” Chardonnay has a lovely if more delicately scented nose than the Field of Fire and shows a lovely perfume of orange blossoms, lemon tart and honeysuckle with touches of green apple peel and pineapple. Medium-bodied and very tightly-knit on the palate, the intensity here is commendable with layer upon layer of citrus fruit and toasty flavors that carry through a finish with great freshness and length. Drink it 2014 to 2019+.” Michael Cooper Buyers Guide 2014: Estate-grown on an east-facing slope at Waikari, in North Canterbury, the memorable 2011 vintage () was fermented in a 50:50 split of clay amphorae and seasoned French oak barriques. Michael Cooper Buyers Guide 2014: Estate-grown on an east-facing slope at Waikari, in North Canterbury, the memorable 2011 vintage () was fermented in a 50:50 split of clay amphorae and seasoned French oak barriques. Michael Cooper Buyers Guide 2014: Estate-grown on an east-facing slope at Waikari, in North Canterbury, the memorable 2011 vintage () was fermented in a 50:50 split of clay amphorae and seasoned French oak barriques. www.pyramidvalley.co.nz Pyramid Valley Vineyards www.pyramidvalley.co.nz www.pyramidvalley.co.nz Pyramid Valley Vineyards Pyramid Valley Vineyards 2011 Home Collection Field of Fire Chardonnay Wine Advocate 94+ points: “The 2011 Lion’s Tooth 2011 Home Collection Field of Fire Chardonnay Wine Advocate 94+ points: “The 2011 Lion’s Tooth 2011 Home Collection Field of Fire Chardonnay Wine Advocate 94+ points: “The 2011 Lion’s Tooth Chardonnay has a lovely if more delicately scented nose than the Field of Fire and shows a lovely perfume of orange blossoms, lemon tart and honeysuckle with touches of green apple peel and pineapple. Medium-bodied and very tightly-knit on the palate, the intensity here is commendable with layer upon layer of citrus fruit and toasty flavors that carry through a finish with great freshness and length. Drink it 2014 to 2019+.” Chardonnay has a lovely if more delicately scented nose than the Field of Fire and shows a lovely perfume of orange blossoms, lemon tart and honeysuckle with touches of green apple peel and pineapple. Medium-bodied and very tightly-knit on the palate, the intensity here is commendable with layer upon layer of citrus fruit and toasty flavors that carry through a finish with great freshness and length. Drink it 2014 to 2019+.” Chardonnay has a lovely if more delicately scented nose than the Field of Fire and shows a lovely perfume of orange blossoms, lemon tart and honeysuckle with touches of green apple peel and pineapple. Medium-bodied and very tightly-knit on the palate, the intensity here is commendable with layer upon layer of citrus fruit and toasty flavors that carry through a finish with great freshness and length. Drink it 2014 to 2019+.” Michael Cooper Buyers Guide 2014: Estate-grown on an east-facing slope at Waikari, in North Canterbury, the memorable 2011 vintage () was fermented in a 50:50 split of clay amphorae and seasoned French oak barriques. Michael Cooper Buyers Guide 2014: Estate-grown on an east-facing slope at Waikari, in North Canterbury, the memorable 2011 vintage () was fermented in a 50:50 split of clay amphorae and seasoned French oak barriques. Michael Cooper Buyers Guide 2014: Estate-grown on an east-facing slope at Waikari, in North Canterbury, the memorable 2011 vintage () was fermented in a 50:50 split of clay amphorae and seasoned French oak barriques. www.pyramidvalley.co.nz www.pyramidvalley.co.nz www.pyramidvalley.co.nz