Petrol, lime, burnt lemon, lamp oil, nectarine (yellow/orange flesh), poached pear, pineapple rind, and olive oil. The seductive-yet-lively lime note repeats on the finish. Pleasantly waxy and a bit…
Unfortunately I can't necessarily echo the high praise here. It is a decent glass of bubbles, I suppose if you don't dissect it too much, but the finish falls fast and the overall execution is…
Compared to the more apple-lemon profile of the 2021, this 2020 leans more toward the lime/Sprite spectrum, with petrol and grapefruit elements bringing up the rear of the delivery. Finishes with…
Lime skin, citrus pith, white quartz, honeydew rind, and hints of sea spray notes make for an accessible enough delivery of flavor, but with a limited and primary execution overall; everything here…
Green apple skin and flesh, dried mango, lemon rind, and slight petrol notes make for a youthful presentation of driven and vibrating flavors. The acid is beautifully honed and framed here without…
This wine needs at least a decade to really develop its complexity and depth of flavor, as it currently displays hyper-primary lime, quartz, and white melon rind notes that are notably focused, pure,…
Same as three months ago. Some sediment this time, which kicked out a bit of bitterness on the back end. Otherwise a decent Riesling for $20. 88-89 points at its best this go-around.
Picked up this wine on sale at <$20. Well worth the price of admission. A really nice interplay of a touch sweet and a touch dry. Excellent food-pairing wine. As it warmed up in the glass, the…
