“Exactly what I want from a white wine...a mild buzz”. So speaketh the husband. This was completely drinkable, opened nicely with some air, and had a nice, viscosity to its mouthfeel. — 5 years ago
Apparently I like Trousseau. I only heard of it recently, but this is the second iteration of the style that I have enjoyed. Dry and French; meaning terroir in the nose, light mouthfeel, warm alcohol and tongue parching finish. — 5 years ago
Needs just the slightest bit of air to open up, but after that, a very delicious and drinkable Pinot with tons of fruit and a smooth finish. — 5 years ago
As a PacNorWestrn’r, always give a home team a shot. But like a Mariners fair weather fan, I can not sustain enthusiasm for this wine. “Dreck” comes to mind. — 5 years ago
Viscous pour put me in the mind of viognier, nose of summer fruit at the seaside. The acid hits immediately, sort of fizzing on the tongue. I wish I’d had this wine during the dog days of summer! — 5 years ago
This white rioja was super interesting. I got a ton of coconut in this, which would be nice in the summer. — 5 years ago
I really like this, which is weird for me because I (whisper) don’t care for Beaujolais. But as a rosé, it is beyond perfect. — 5 years ago
Bought at Costco for 8.99. Was delightful, will drink and buy again! — 5 years ago
I went through a gewürtztraminer stage early, but have mostly eschewed it due to sugars. I have to say, this is a great expression of the fruit, and while noticeably sweet, it was inoffensive. Fair amount of acid, — 5 years ago
Khymn O’Malley
Wow! This is a great viognier, although my husband said “it doesn’t knock my socks off”. Has a slightly sweeter finish than I like, might have been a year with sudden cold snap? — 5 years ago