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2024 CHARDONNAY

aging profile

17% new French oak
83% neutral French oak
9 months in barrel

Production

346 Cases

release date

Spring 2026

Appellation

Willamette Valley

 
 

WINEMAKER’S NOTES

Medium wheat-straw in hue. The nose begins demurely with pear and golden pineapple, evolving into warm notes of caramel, butterscotch, and toasted almond. On the palate, vibrant Granny Smith apple acidity contrasts beautifully with the wine’s round texture, unfolding into layers of creamy lemon meringue and fine minerality. The finish is bright, balanced, and persistent.

Vintage Notes:  What a dream vintage 2024 was! Nearly perfect growing temperatures all season long presented very few farming challenges, other than a rather large crop that required substantial fruit thinning. I don’t think I’ve ever seen so many clusters on the ground to reach our desired crop level for quality. Our Estate Pinot Noir was all harvested on September 28th, with the Chardonnay coming two days later. The gorgeous, cool September rendered amazing flavors to the fruit with crisp acidities. I am pleased to say they have all the characteristics of an all-time Willamette Valley vintage!

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CHRIS FIGGINS
CEO & Winemaking Director
Figgins Family Wine Estates

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CRITICAL ACCLAIM

95 pts - Owen Bargreen

An amazing edition of this wine, the 2024 TOIL Chardonnay was stored in a small portion of new French oak before bottling. It comes off fresh, heady, and dense. Yellow plum, gardenia flowers, and shades of buttered and baking spice-laced sourdough bread all combine on this complex nose. The palate is elegant and seamless throughout the drinking experience, as the terrific flavor density plays with the mouth-watering acidity and glorious length. This is a big, bold, and delicious Oregon Chardonnay that has a long life ahead of it. Give it about 30 minute sin the decanter if enjoying now. Drink 2026-2038

 
 
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