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Bodega Aleanna

Bodega Aleanna El Enemigo Chardonnay 2024 750ml

VN 95 JS 94 JD 93 RP 93 SP 89
Color
White
Type
Table Wine
Grape
Chardonnay
Country
Argentina
Region
Mendoza
Appellation
Mendoza
ABV
13.5%

Availability & Pricing

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3900 Maple Road, Amherst

2024 vintage

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$28.99

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Details

Brand
Bodega Aleanna
Product Type
Wine
Size
750ml
Package Type
Bottle
ABV
13.5%
UPC
098709099180

Critical Acclaim

VN 95 Vinous 2024 vintage June 2026

From Gualtallary. the 2024 Chardonnay was aged 12 months in 500L French oak barrels, partially under flor. It shows hazelnut, acacia and fresh pear, with herbal hints and soft oak marked by a touch of caramel. Dry, the palate works differently in the context of both the variety and the Uco Valley: it is tight, with a certain dryness that avoids any sweetness, finishing with a cashew-like note. A stylistically interesting wine, delicately resolved.

JS 94 James Suckling 2024 vintage March 2026

Youthful and lightly spicy aromas of freshly cut pineapple, chalk, star fruit and touches of kelp and nougat. Deliciously saline and pure on the medium-to full-bodied palate, with a long and lightly unctuous finish. The subtle salinity offers extra layers, length and definition to the wine. Drink from 2027.

JD 93 Jeb Dunnuck 2024 vintage August 2026

From a hot vintage, the 2024 Chardonnay grown in Gualtallary is made with 100% flor, which eats the sugar and glycerol that are more in abundance due to the heat. During cooler years, Vigil does the opposite. Creamy, peachy, and floral, it shows a good balance of acidity and fruit sweetness, medium-bodied with a hint of richness. Drink now through 2034.

RP 93 Robert Parker's Wine Advocate 2024 vintage August 2026

Produced from sites in Gualtallary, including Adrianna Vineyard, the 2024 Chardonnay was vinified in 500-liter barrels, a portion of which underwent the biological aging that has become a signature of Alejandro Vigil's winemaking. Crushed stones, dried herbs, green fruits and saline overtones mark the nose, introducing one of the richer, broader palates in the introductory El Enemigo range. The finish recalls the energy of the nose, lingering long with pronounced salinity and herbal overtones.

SP 89 Wine Spectator 2024 vintage March 2025

Vibrant and well-spiced, with clove accents to the pear and pineapple core, plus mineral and herb twinges that fold in. A touch coarse on the finish for now but offers persistence. Drink now. 6,400 cases made, 5,000 cases imported.