Yalumba

The Y Series Viognier

8.6136 ratings
8.88 pro ratings
South Australia, Australia
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
Top Notes For
Max Gottesfeld

Pretty solid.

Pretty solid.

Jan 31st, 2016
Perry Riddle

Tropical fruit salad. Silky.

Tropical fruit salad. Silky.

Jan 12th, 2016
Amanda Henry Godino

Bright, sea salt, mellow ending

Bright, sea salt, mellow ending

May 20th, 2018
Brian E

Tart apples with oak on the nose. Tasted crisp on the front but a mild chardonnay flavor on the back.

Tart apples with oak on the nose. Tasted crisp on the front but a mild chardonnay flavor on the back.

Apr 29th, 2018
Ted Corvey

Really nice acidity and balance. Oak herbal notes give way to pear and lemon with a rich mouth feel. @Scott Petrus you aren't the only fan.

Really nice acidity and balance. Oak herbal notes give way to pear and lemon with a rich mouth feel. @Scott Petrus you aren't the only fan.

May 4th, 2017
Bridget Boswell-Muntz

I gift from our London & Australian cousins! ❤️

I gift from our London & Australian cousins! ❤️

Sep 9th, 2016
Xavi

Sharp start with sweet middle, and not so good end. Green melon and green tea notes with some peach at the end. Better with food, particularly salty and fishy dishes.

Sharp start with sweet middle, and not so good end. Green melon and green tea notes with some peach at the end. Better with food, particularly salty and fishy dishes.

Aug 11th, 2016
Claire Petty

Good value

Good value

Jul 25th, 2016
Nathan Wegener

Mineral tones on the tip of the tongue moves quickly to peach and flowers as you sip. Definitely has residual sugar. An interesting experience.

Mineral tones on the tip of the tongue moves quickly to peach and flowers as you sip. Definitely has residual sugar. An interesting experience.

Jun 23rd, 2016
Scott Petrus

Wanting to taste something similar to a Condrieu and Chateau Grillet without the expense I opted for an Australian Viognier. This wine explodes with honeysuckle, honeydew, litchis, peach, and an aroma of orange peel and gardenias. The texture is like cool whip. This wine was able to retain enough acid to be balanced. Although low in acidity this wine was thirst quenching enough for a successful pool day. #hurrayforviognier #qprsuperstar

Wanting to taste something similar to a Condrieu and Chateau Grillet without the expense I opted for an Australian Viognier. This wine explodes with honeysuckle, honeydew, litchis, peach, and an aroma of orange peel and gardenias. The texture is like cool whip. This wine was able to retain enough acid to be balanced. Although low in acidity this wine was thirst quenching enough for a successful pool day. #hurrayforviognier #qprsuperstar

Apr 30th, 2016