Wait…I need a moment to compose myself! Yessir… bright limpid lemon yellow. Restrained young nose… touch of green stem… until you taste. Then all hell breaks loose! Light in texture, but the crash of lemon, straw, unripe pear, and gooseberries arrives like a tsunami. Can’t help but smile… the wine’s complexity and playful zest overwhelms me…. As it warms the wine arrives like an old lover and whisks you away. Holy hell… where has this grape been all my life. Smooth, silky, caressing on the finish. Glad I have five more. Can’t wait for summer MI corn and local heirlooms to devour with this wine. New Year best wishes, everyone! Okay… revised to a 94! — 3 years ago
Great on the nose, just sweet enough to complement this Thai beef salad I’m about to devour! Fruity yet spicy. No tannins so short finish. Surprisingly very good with the right food. — 8 years ago
Devour-able. The name fits. — 10 years ago
Chalky cocoa violets on the nose, I just want to devour this wine whole — 11 years ago
Staying on the Nebbiolo trail
Vibrant, energetic, fresh & juicy. Full of sweet cherry & raspberry, with a flower whiff and a stony-tarry undertone. So enticing!
Medium bodied, with juicy cherry acidity and amazing tannins - silky, finely grained, offering ajuicy, yet firm bite. Perfectly ripe.
Nice depth & purity and great cherry & cherry flower note.
This an ode to youth! Keep your Barbaresco Riserva’s till they aged with truffle & balsamico while you devour the young, crunchy, joyful „simple” Nebbiolos.
Yum! — 3 years ago
Now that Chenin finally have got its big breakthrough, its time to devour in its versatility. Yet it is still flying under the radar for the bigger crowd and there are plenty of bargains around, like the Vincent Careme Vouvray Le Peu Morier.
Savoury, tactile, racy and complex with a penetrating acidity, white pears, nectarines, orange caramel is twirling around a core of wet stones, mushrooms, star anise and bees wax. Give it some time in the glass, or even better, in the decanter and it will reward you greatly. — 6 years ago
Sweet, pink, strawberry & peach Summer delight! Perfect day after for mimosas... if you didn’t devour it.❤️ Summer 2018 from Buzz. — 8 years ago
Thick and juicy. Can't help but devour. — 10 years ago
Sweat, ass, salty. Strawberry juice drips from your lips. Lick slowly, bite gently, then devour. Dirty and succulent. /b — 11 years ago
First time I've had this and just superb - compact mineral opening up with just the right balance of richness, raciness as I devour a little rocket and fennel salad and tartare de boeuf at Leméac Montreal. Heavenly. — 13 years ago
A new cuvée for the large Wynns organisation. A tribute to the Italian White varietals of Fiano, Arneis and Pinot Grigio. Grown on the Limestone Coast in South Australia. I always find Fiano appley in its native Campania but this was more citrusy with pear notes. This wine will sell well as a bistro style in the upcoming Australian summer. Very attractive packaging. Ladies who lunch will devour this. Hot off the press. Amazing value at only $16 AUD. — 3 years ago
So good according to the tennis 🎾 girls - I had a day trip and of course flight delayed so what did they do?
Start without me and drink like fishes as you will see shortly - I got lick the empty bottle do the scores are strictly the ladies scores
I might add they picked some good ones to devour
They were 😄Ing — 8 years ago
Devour this. Sensational cherry and dark chocolate overtones — 10 years ago
Aromas of cherry pie, rhubarb, and lanolin. This wine has huge red fruit & soft tannin flavors, it is luxurious, and the alc is 13.4% abv. There is a savory quality as well, which will be of key importance as I devour the Paella I just cooked. There is structure as well, which should make this Pinot drinkable through 2020, if not more. — 11 years ago
2011 vintage. can't quite call this a Gemischter Satz, because we're not in Vienna? could keep it another few years...or devour it, there's some big-ass weissburgunder or something in there to amp up structure - making it ok to drink with "mixed grill" even fun with lamb. cool — 12 years ago
Ash Anderson
Easily stacks up to Mosel Riesling. Zippy with ripe Meyer lemon and decent minerality. Just the right amount of dryness. Would absolutely devour this with a cheese plate. — 2 years ago