Lemon, Mineral, Melon, White Grapefruit
Appetizers, Sipping
This is a crisp & refreshing white wine that leans old world in style. Quite dry and medium body. Took a sip and said, ‘ahhh, nicely French!’
When I reach for a bottle of white I have some expectations. I want refreshing, easy to drink, and “implied sweetness“. This guy checks all the boxes.
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Coming in at 12% alcohol this is on the lower side of what you’re probably used to. If you’re not a fan of the hot or tingly feeling in your mouth some wines give you’ll enjoy this one. All the fruit is soft and supple, no one thing really stands out.
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The label suggested seafood. I tried it and disagree.
Light body, dry, bland finish when cold but I noticed that as it warmed in the glass the lemon and lime ratcheted up and gave a puckering sourness on the palate.
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Importantly un-oaked. This crisp and acidic chardonnay keeps your mouth watering for the next sip. If experience has led you to believe that all chardonnays are made into heavy, buttery, barrel aged viscous whites – this one will put un-oaked versions of this varietal back on your shopping list!
Prince Edward County is a newer winemaking region in Ontario that’s certainly growing in popularity. The region produces tends to specialize in Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. I bought this bottle directly from the winery in Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada.
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