Disg Jan 13. This fine drop has become more subtle over 6-8 months. It has developed a sherry like tang which is a big change from the 'in your face' apple flavour it had previously. Still enjoying the light golden green colour, long finish and persistent bead but wrestling with myself whether I am enjoying it more now or when it was younger. Tough call and a first world problem eh? — 11 years ago
Light, sweet with a tang. Went down fast! Paired with sushi. — 12 years ago
Floral, with that wonderful Italian white finish-pleasantly bitter root: herbal tang — 12 years ago
The cork is perfect. The color is opaque. The legs are thick, long, and slow to flow. The bouquet is English lavender and honey. The initial palate is amazing!!!!! WOW! Im so impressed! Black cherry and cranberry bliss. There is a red pepper , spicy tang that I absolutely love! I so want to share this with someone so bad. There is butter, coffee, , and clove. There is black currant and oak. The finish is not that dry and leaves a desire for more!!!!! I dare you to try to have just one glass because I have just had two glasses and I am aching for three ! Good grief, Im doing it. Three it is! Cheers my friends! Stay thirsty... ha ha. — 10 years ago
Light & refreshing! Perfect for summer! Not to sweet with a subtle apple tang. — 12 years ago
So. Damn. Good. Layers of complexity, bright food-friendly acidity. Baked apple, nutty, and citric tang. Truly unique — 11 years ago
Juicy, bit of tang, earthy, long. Great juice — 11 years ago
Bright, very bright. Not blinding, but definitely bright enough to warrant the figurative mouth sunglasses. The first swig is almost aggressive in it's tang - very fruity and held together with some acidity (the partnership works well). Then it hangs around a little, showing off it's body, which is fairly stocky like a water polo player without being the least bit overweight. It climbs out of the mouth-pool rather quickly, as if it weighed but a feather, dripping a little trail of mineral taste as it heads for the locker room, leaving you wondering how such a robust body can still seem so light and how it can start out almost sweet and finish almost dry. And how bad this review is. (I have no idea what I'm talking about.) But it's a solid wine - really solid. — 12 years ago
Sipping Fine Wine
Clear pale yellow color. Clean nose with ripe stone fruit, white peaches and Asian pears. The palate brings the fruit forward with a slight citrus tang and oak notes. A medium finish makes this wine enjoyable. Aged well. — 9 years ago