Grosset Lenswood Chardonnay

The palate is precise, cool‑edged, and mineral‑driven, opening with grapefruit, white peach, and lemon curd before a fine thread of flint, struck match, and wet‑slate tension brings that unmistakable Lenswood altitude signature. Acidity is taut and crystalline, giving the wine a long, coiled line. The mid‑palate is silky yet tightly wound, showing hints of nectarine, almond meal, and subtle brioche from perfectly judged oak. There’s a quiet chalky phenolic grip that adds shape without weight. The finish is long, pure, and saline, leaving citrus peel, peach skin, and a lingering mineral hum.