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Stonestreet
1991 Chardonnay Sonoma County
Dennis Schaefer, Santa Barbara News-Press, CA

Pleasing sappy, appley fruit with cinnamon and spice.

Stonestreet
1991 Chardonnay Sonoma County
Steve Pitcher, San Francisco Chronicle, CA

Fragrant scents of vanilla custard, light toast and caramel lead to deep, luscious flavors of citrus, butterscotch and vanilla. Mouthfilling and delicious; a big wine worth the price.

Stonestreet
1991 Chardonnay Sonoma County
Editor, Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine 2 Stars. A highly distinctive wine.

Ripe apples, pineapples, a bit of buttered toast and a subtle hint of herbs join together in the complex, medium-deep nose and broad flavors of this smoothly balanced, medium-full-bodied working.

Stonestreet
1990 Chardonnay Sonoma County
Diane Hofsess, The Detroit News, MI

Hints of tropical fruit, with butter and toasty oak flavors.

Stonestreet
1990 Chardonnay Sonoma County
John Kessler, The Denver Post, CO My top choice.

Clean, complex and persistent fruit flavors and subtle use of oak.

Stonestreet
1990 Chardonnay Sonoma County
Dennis Schaefer, Santa Barbara News-Press, CA

Pleasing sappy, appley fruit with cinnamon and spice notes.

Stonestreet
1990 Chardonnay Sonoma County
Anthony Dias Blue, San Jose Mercury News, CA

The wine is, quite simply, magnificent. Amazing finesse and charm. In a great chardonnay vintage, this may be the wine of the vintage.

Stonestreet
1990 Chardonnay Sonoma County
Editor, Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine 2 Stars. A highly distinctive wine.

Rich, well-fruited and well-defined, the wine reaches forward with sweet ripe apple and tropical fruit scents enriched with sweet, creamy, toasty oak. What is promised by the nose is delivered by deep flavors, generous fruit and a glycerine-rich mouthfeel. An exceptionally successful Chardonnay debut.

Stonestreet
2016 Bear Point Vineyard Chardonnay
Hayley Hamilton Cogill, D magazine What to Drink Now: Winter White Wines

What to Drink Now: Winter White Wines Slightly savory, creamy and rich, Stonestreet Estate Bear Point Vineyard Chardonnay layers caramel, golden apple, and lemon curd, finishing with a touch of briny salinity.

Stonestreet
2016 Bear Point Vineyard Chardonnay
Tom Marquardt and Patrick Darr, Capital Gazette, MD Admit it, you like chardonnay. Here are 14 worth trying

Admit it, you like chardonnay. Here are 14 worth trying With grapes grown 1,000 feet high, this single-vineyard chardonnay has a broad, rich palate with tropical fruit and lemon flavors, spice, oak-infused butterscotch and a long, supple finish.

Stonestreet
2016 Estate Chardonnay
Editor, Culinaire

"Stonestreet" is the middle name of three generations of the Jackson family, and is a mountain estate producing only three premium, single vineyard wines. This chardonnay is California showing its best, opening with lemon zest, apricots, and a little dill, that follow through to the textured palate. You'll be hungry for roast chicken dinner and Moroccan spice chickpea dishes.

Stonestreet
2016 Estate Chardonnay
Tom Marquardt and Patrick Darr, Capital Gazette, MD

This beautiful chardonnay has excellent structure, balance, soft texture and melon flavors.

Stonestreet
2015 Estate Chardonnay
Al Spoler and Hugh Sisson, WYPR 2½ stars

Tons of fruit, with vanilla notes, good structure. 2½ stars.

Stonestreet
2015 Estate Chardonnay
Christopher Waters, Vines Magazine 4½ stars

This is a rich and rewarding style of Chardonnay made with grapes grown from high elevation vineyards (400 to 1,800 feet) in Alexander Valley. There’s freshness to temper the ripe core of fruit that’s accented by spice and sweetish notes suggesting butterscotch and caramel. Expressive and enjoyable. 4½ stars.

Stonestreet
2015 Estate Chardonnay
Editor, The Drinks Business Asian Chardonnay Masters of 2018: Gold

Asian Chardonnay Masters of 2018: Gold Another Jackson Family Wines’ Chardonnay made with parcels picked from high-elevation vineyards in its Stonestreet winery in Alexander Valley also stood out, and earned a Gold medal. This was a plusher example but had plenty lively acidity and structure.

Stonestreet
2015 Estate Chardonnay
Editor, The Drinks Business Chardonnay Masters 2017: Master

Chardonnay Masters 2017: Master

Stonestreet
2015 Estate Chardonnay
Editor, CostcoWineBlog.com Our Highest Rated Costco Wines of 2018

Our Highest Rated Costco Wines of 2018 Not many whites on this list, but we had a few that landed close in the 90-91 range. This Stonestreet Chardonnay just hit us right across the board. It was $26, which is off a retail of $40-45. We noted “This is a killer Chardonnay drinking way above its price tag, and the 2015 vintage follows suit. You can check out the wine’s historical ratings here on the Wine.com page, and they are consistently in the low to mid 90’s which is beyond impressive.”

Stonestreet
2015 Estate Chardonnay
Tom Marquardt and Patrick Darr, Capital Gazette, MD

Rich texture with noticeable oak and ample peach/lemon curd flavors. Vanillin oak with some citrus notes.

Stonestreet
2015 Estate Chardonnay
Tom Marquardt and Patrick Darr, Capital Gazette, MD Wine Pick

Rich texture with noticeable oak and ample peach/lemon curd flavors. Vanillin oak with some citrus notes.

Stonestreet
2014 Estate Chardonnay
Peg Melnik, Press Democrat, CA Four Stars

A tasty chardonnay with aromas and flavors of pear, apple and honeysuckle. Nice oak treatment. Lingering finish.

Stonestreet
2014 Estate Chardonnay
Peg Melnik, Press Democrat, CA 5 unique wines that make perfect gifts

Backstory: Stonestreet is the middle name of the late Jess Jackson, the revered vintner who turned heads in the wine world with chardonnay. This tasty chardonnay has aromas and flavors of pear, apple and honeysuckle. Nice oak treatment. Lingering finish.

Stonestreet
2014 Gravel Bench Vineyard Chardonnay
Lisa Perrotti-Brown, Robert Parker Wine Advocate 20 Extraordinary White Wines in Wine Advocate Issue 227

Selected from a bumper crop in the latest Robert Parker Wine Advocate Issue, we’re pleased to reveal this list of twenty of our most “extraordinary” white wines (those rated 96-100 points) featured in our End of October Issue of the Wine Advocate - Issue 227.

Stonestreet
2013 Estate Chardonnay
Fred Tasker, Miami Herald, FL Labor Day Wine Pick - Highly Recommended

Hint of oak, big and bold and lush, with flavors of butter and cream and ripe golden apples.

Stonestreet
2012 Bear Point Vineyard Chardonnay
Lettie Teague, The Wall Street Journal, NY Why White Is More Than All Right in Winter

Several of the barrel-fermented, oak-aged Chardonnays were better balanced. The two standouts:...and the powerful 2012 Stonestreet Bear Point Alexander Mountain Estate Sonoma. Both $30 a bottle, the wines had richness, structure and a creamy texture that melded nicely with just about everything we ate.

Stonestreet
2011 Broken Road Vineyard Chardonnay
Peg Melnik, Press Democrat, CA Four Stars

A lovely chardonnay that's well integrated. Toasty, with notes of ripe apple, melon and crème brulee. Nice length. A standout.