My second set of wines to provide as part of a co-host event.
I picked these up during a visit to Morlet in the fall of ‘21. Sadly, these are the last of my initial stash. 58 semillon/36 SB/6 Muscat.
Poured blind for a group of 20 people at the end of a wine event, I was shocked that not one single person called this Cali. Many Sauternes, Barsac, and a few South African dessert wine guesses. It’s undeniably sporting botrytis flavors, but the richness has a wonderful spine of acidity. Honeyed mango, white peach and chock-full of orange blossom on the nose, there’s added candied spice and honeycomb on the palate. Didn’t pick up any nutty flavors (which I enjoy in Sauternes), but this was also fairly young. Extremely “fresh” for a dessert wine, if that makes sense. Best Cali dessert wine I’ve had, I think. — 10 months ago
Vermentino and montepulciano co-ferment pet nat. So fun yet complex and interesting. Frothy effervescence with pronounced dried pineapple flavors. Great! — 4 months ago
basking in the sun and eating pineapple after swimming in the quarry. fizzy and fun! — 3 years ago
Smooth and juicy, dark fruited montepulciano — perfect with soppressata pizza — 4 months ago
Sweet fruit, very easy to drink. Delish! — 2 years ago
Smooth and simple — 4 years ago
Joe L.
Incredible structure, full bodied deliciousness — 2 months ago