Sycamore Lane produces some of the most popular varietals in the world, and it all starts with carefully selected grapes that are grown in California's most respected wine regions. With varietals of White Zinfandel, Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon available, Sycamore Lane produces wines that meet the tastes of a discerning palate and that can pair well with great food.No questions posted yet about this item.
"Great wine. Recommended this to my local restaurant yo use as their House Chardonnay."
"A nice clean wine, not burdened with oakey or buttery overtones. Very pleasant mouth feel. Works very well with scampi and light pasta. Very enjoyable by itself."
"Gave a bottle to some friends and they like it very much.Will order another 12 bottles in another week.Too many HAPPY HOURS here at the house."
"This wine as a great choice for a large crowd. It pleased all the white wine drinkers!!!"
"Sycamore Lane Chardonnay is a very good inexpensive wine. i ordered it in a restaurant and paid $17.00 a bottle. I liked it so well I found it on line and ordered a case. It makes a nice gift also."
"I love Kendall Jackson but this is yummy also!"
"This is a light chard but very tasty with chicken or fish."
"We had this wine at the Peaks Restaurant in Palm Springs and fell in love with it. When researching it we found out that it is produced for restaurants and we are so glad we were able to purchase it for our home consumption. I would have paid much more than the low low price we got it for."
"This is my 3rd case!!"
"One of the best Chardonnays we have experienced. We will be buying more."
"If you like steely dry, crisp Chardonnays, this isn't for you - otherwise, a very nice wine and a great value. Tropical fruit on the nose, slightly sweet on the palette but a decent acidity to hold up to food. Will purchase again."
"I am usually a Pino Grigo person but I did like this Chardonnay . I am happy you send to Massachusetts!!!"
Sycamore Lane Chardonnay
Sycamore Lane Chardonney
"Excellent taste for this price point"