A full-bodied, opulent wine, the 2018 Lion's Tooth Chardonnay reveals hints of toasted hazelnuts on the nose, but the emphasis is squarely on the ripe peach and nectarine fruit, backed by zesty pineapple and citrus and hints of lees-derived custardy richness. Broad, mouthfilling and generous, it balances those characters with plenty of lip-smacking length on the finish. Delicious now, but built to age for at least 5-6 years, it's a noteworthy effort from this postage-stamp-sized estate.