Stuart Pollack

9.2

Citrus! Nose of pure citrus. Palette is citrus, almost like an orange wine but far less intense. Great for Summer where it makes one feel like one is on a tropical resort. Very enjoyable. Thirty minutes of air before consuming is essential, and I would let it warm up closer to room temperature. — 16 days ago

Tom Casagrande

9.2

This is a terrific Condrieu lookalike. Intense nose has deep orchard fruit and a Muscat-like musk. Lots of low-toned crushed rock minerality. In the mouth it’s got deep ripe fruit that asymptotically verges on Gewurz but pulls away and gets intense minerally on the finish. Nice acids for a Viognier. Great value. — 5 days ago

Patrice Conxicoeur

9.0

Never disappointed with this Alsace-inspired blend from Okanagan which includes Gewurtztraminer, pinot blanc, pinot meunier, riesling and a touch of muscat. Not as sweet as one might think. Clearly on the young side but perfect with a steelhead trout. — 3 years ago

Becky lyttle

9.1

Didn’t know what to expect. It’s a gorgeous clear copper colored wine. Coats your tongue- guessing that must be the muscat? Hint of sweetness, ripe stone fruit, no pronounced aromas but a nice long finish of sherry. Super fun, will try again and think about what to pair it with. Or just enjoy it on a Sunday afternoon. — 12 days ago

Lars Miller

9.3

Lovely pineapple and floral notes, and super smooth. A keeper this! — 3 months ago

Ramon Llorens

9.0

Molt bo, afruitat i lleuger....
Dinar amb la Marta a ca seva — 5 months ago

Julianne Bell

9.0

Currently having a love affair with Alsatian and Austrian wines. Beautiful golden color, smells like musky green apple, honeydew, and sunshine. Very acidic, tense, brimming with energy, honey and apple and lime. — 3 years ago

Raun Kupiec

8.9

Field Blend of Riesling, Muscat, Ottonel and Gewürztraminer. All sorts of fruits in there with a dry finish. Unusual. — 22 days ago

Aaron Tan

8.9

Floral, citrusy, some stone fruits, and very saline. Surprisingly light for a skinsy. A quaffer. — a month ago

Darby Mae

9.4

Dazzling 70s lampshade orange hue, with a pronounced nose of peach and ginger, jasmine and spice. Each sip tickles the palate echoing its perfumed nose, and yet maintains an impressive level of couth complexity, revealing evermore as it sashays towards the back of my throat. This is a sexxxy wine. A sophisticated wine. Acidity, minerality and tannin come together in a waxy state of bliss. Have with lemon and herb roasted chicken, carrot purée and Django Rheinhardt. — 2 years ago