Salt Lick Cellars

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Santa Maria Valley Melon de Bourgogne 2023

From VintEdge Wine and Spirits. Honeydew, cantaloupe, salt, atmosphere. — 25 days ago

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Tasca D'Almerita

Mozia Sicilia Grillo 2023

Mineral, salt, citrus, crisp. — 8 months ago

Bodegas de los Infantes Orleans-Borbon

Manzanilla de Sanlúcar de Barrameda Manzanilla Fina

Down to the sea in wooden boats!
N: caramelized salt, yeast and aged funk ( cheese).
P: The sea, briny salt , green olives, dried honey, old wood, medium long finish.
Hello warmer temps!
— 3 years ago

Brian, Milissa and 5 others liked this

Envinate

Palo Blanco Valle de la Orotava Listan Blanco 2017

baked orchard fruits, salt, lemon and orange pith, roasted nuts, high acid. so delicious! — 4 years ago

The Red Hook Winery

Salt Crush Macari Vineyard Chardonnay Sauvignon Blanc

Buttery, beach washed, sea salt.


Salt crush forreal. Melon, kind of Sauvignon Blanc-y. Tropical fruits. Balance leans towards acidity.
— 2 months ago

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Ovum Wines

Big Salt Elkton White Blend 2023

12.5% ABV Light thin mouth feel. Pear and apple. Ancient ocean & Volcanic soils. Proprietary white blend. “Spirit of Oregon in a Bottle” label states.
Dry blend:
50% Riesling
30% Gewürztraminer
12% Early Muscat
5% Pinot Blanc
2% Sauvignon Blanc
1% Indicator Planting
— 9 months ago

Daniel-Etienne Defaix

Les Lys Chablis 1er Cru Chardonnay 2005

Always stunning. Rich and honeyed. Sea salt and flint. So fresh for 16 years. — 4 years ago

Pooneet, Severn and 3 others liked this

Domaine Sigalas

Santorini Assyrtiko 2018

Some funky reduction on the nose, waxy & floral blowing away to leave salt marsh. Relatively dense for a white wine. Saline minerality, citrus pith, prominent acidity. — 6 months ago

Domaine Servin

Montée de Tonnerre Chablis 1er Cru Chardonnay 2017

enough gasoline, oyster shell, and cream to pull me back online for a memory storage toggle. salt for miles at the end. — 2 years ago

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Arnot-Roberts

Trout Gulch Vineyard Chardonnay 2017

The most natural American oyster wine ever. Focussed minerality of a GC Chablis, essence of salt brine, laser intensity and tension. Blown away. Can easily spend 5+ years in the cellar and get even more interesting. — 4 years ago

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