Pfalz, Germany
Far more acidic than your typical Chardonnay, quite tart, and strong pear flavor; drinks like a sour cider #mongersdetroit #coronavino
Far more acidic than your typical Chardonnay, quite tart, and strong pear flavor; drinks like a sour cider #mongersdetroit #coronavino
1 person found it helpfulAug 2nd, 2020
That label! How can you not love the label and the name of this awesome (groovy?) wine? 90% Chardonnay / 10% Riesling, although you can definitely taste the Riesling backbone. Crazy nose, flowers, yeast, lemon. Vibrant and juicy on the palate. A fun and delicious wine and fantastic QPR.
That label! How can you not love the label and the name of this awesome (groovy?) wine? 90% Chardonnay / 10% Riesling, although you can definitely taste the Riesling backbone. Crazy nose, flowers, yeast, lemon. Vibrant and juicy on the palate. A fun and delicious wine and fantastic QPR.
Feb 20th, 2021
Bumping up the rating a bit cause ... electric Chardonnay acid test is such a damn good name and anyone who doesn’t love this wine for that alone is lacking in the most rudimentary sense of wonder and childhood delight! A fun easy going wine, 90% Chardonnay 10% Riesling, but the later comes across strong. Bright green apple, pear, slate, petrol, must drink while listening to rock and roll while dropping ... actually, scratch that last thought ;)
Bumping up the rating a bit cause ... electric Chardonnay acid test is such a damn good name and anyone who doesn’t love this wine for that alone is lacking in the most rudimentary sense of wonder and childhood delight! A fun easy going wine, 90% Chardonnay 10% Riesling, but the later comes across strong. Bright green apple, pear, slate, petrol, must drink while listening to rock and roll while dropping ... actually, scratch that last thought ;)
Jan 20th, 2021Great blend at 90% Chard, 10% Riesling. Drinks very cleanly with big notes of pear and some light minerality.
Great blend at 90% Chard, 10% Riesling. Drinks very cleanly with big notes of pear and some light minerality.
Jan 11th, 2021