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Cono Sur

Bicicleta Viognier

8.735 ratings
-no pro ratings
Colchagua Valley, Rapel Valley, Central Valley, Chile
Viognier
Turkey, Squash & Root Vegetables, Chicken, Pork, Nuts & Seeds, Hard Cheese, Soft Cheese, Shellfish, Quinoa, Mushrooms, Chili & Hot Spicy, Fish, Herbs, Asian Cuisine, Veal, Potato, Shellfish, Crab & Lobster, Quinoa, Farro, Brown Rice, Onion, Shallot, Garlic

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Cono SurColchagua Valley, Rapel ValleyViognier
Top Notes For
Brittany Logan
9.0

Awesome with dinner tonight... guacamole and fish!

Awesome with dinner tonight... guacamole and fish!

1 person found it helpfulOct 30th, 2015
Natalie Harper
9.1

Always reminds me of holiday

Always reminds me of holiday

Mar 9th, 2022
Tyree
8.8

Fresh and fruity, easy to drink. No bitterness or dryness

Fresh and fruity, easy to drink. No bitterness or dryness

Jun 24th, 2020
James Mosman
8.7

Worth a repeat.

Worth a repeat.

Jul 9th, 2017
Andrew
8.4

Aromatic and flavourful with nice stone fruit. Good value. $10.

Aromatic and flavourful with nice stone fruit. Good value. $10.

Jul 29th, 2016
Esther F
7.5

July 2016, Chile wine night. Weitz
Pineapple nose, tart nose
Smoother, still tangy, not in your face
No food pairing
With goat cheese, a little more fruity
Total wine

July 2016, Chile wine night. Weitz
Pineapple nose, tart nose
Smoother, still tangy, not in your face
No food pairing
With goat cheese, a little more fruity
Total wine

Jul 23rd, 2016
Davenport Edwards
8.7

Glacier inn. Crisp.

Glacier inn. Crisp.

Jul 17th, 2016
Wine_Julia
9.3

Excellent value for money

Excellent value for money

Jul 10th, 2016
Brian Dugan
9.0

Great with the monkfish

Great with the monkfish

Jul 7th, 2016
Alli Knudsen Fillmore
8.7

Nice addition with chicken, potatoes, and couscous. Better than a Chardonnay.

Nice addition with chicken, potatoes, and couscous. Better than a Chardonnay.

Jun 20th, 2016