Lockwood Vineyard Finds Its Stride with Chardonnay

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Issue: February 28, 1997

February 28, 1997 Lockwood Vineyard Finds Its Stride with Chardonnay It's tough to find a great wine at a reasonable price. When you do, there's often not much to go around. Lockwood Vineyard, in California's Monterey County, has bridged that gap with its 1995 Monterey Chardonnay (91, $15), a rich and smooth wine that earned a Spectator Selection this issue.

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