2023 Williams Selyem Allen Vineyard Chardonnay
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S$18288
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- 2+ for S$18088 each

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Vintage: 2023
Region: Russian River, Sonoma
Country: USA
Winemaker Notes
The purity of Chardonnay is evident in this wine, featuring green pear and apple notes alongside crushed minerals and delicate white flowers. Subtle wood spice and nuttiness from sur lie aging add depth. It begins rich and voluminous, with focused acidity enhancing the fruit flavors to a tangerine-like finish, leaving a lingering mineral impression on the palate.
About Winery
Like most good stories, the history of Williams Selyem owes much to serendipity. If a grower with an abundance of fruit hadn’t given Burt Williams a few tonnes of free grapes in the 1970s, Burt might never have discovered his love and flair for winemaking. And if Burt and his partner Ed Selyem had been able to afford the French Burgundies they both favoured, they might never have tried making their own pinot noir.
The two friends didn’t set out to produce wines for anyone but themselves. And they surely never imagined that their humble experiment in home winemaking would spawn a cult-status winery of international acclaim. Together, Burt and Ed set a new standard for American-made pinot noir, and elevated Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley to among the best wine growing regions in the world.
Now considered Russian River Valley royalty, Williams Selyem are responsible for some of the most sought-after handcrafted expressions of pinot noir across both the New World and Old.
Winemaker Notes
The purity of Chardonnay is evident in this wine, featuring green pear and apple notes alongside crushed minerals and delicate white flowers. Subtle wood spice and nuttiness from sur lie aging add depth. It begins rich and voluminous, with focused acidity enhancing the fruit flavors to a tangerine-like finish, leaving a lingering mineral impression on the palate.
About Winery
Like most good stories, the history of Williams Selyem owes much to serendipity. If a grower with an abundance of fruit hadn’t given Burt Williams a few tonnes of free grapes in the 1970s, Burt might never have discovered his love and flair for winemaking. And if Burt and his partner Ed Selyem had been able to afford the French Burgundies they both favoured, they might never have tried making their own pinot noir.
The two friends didn’t set out to produce wines for anyone but themselves. And they surely never imagined that their humble experiment in home winemaking would spawn a cult-status winery of international acclaim. Together, Burt and Ed set a new standard for American-made pinot noir, and elevated Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley to among the best wine growing regions in the world.
Now considered Russian River Valley royalty, Williams Selyem are responsible for some of the most sought-after handcrafted expressions of pinot noir across both the New World and Old.

