Lovely. Floral nose with a mineral driven, bright attack. Herbal. Olive. A little grippe. Great with seafood. — 5 months ago
Not much info these days on the label about the grape varieties used, but it’s fruity, full flavored, an almost viscous body, and it’s orange in color. Not much skin astringency for an orange, but you know all they’ll talk about is the color. Good value though.
The vineyard website suggests a 44.5/25/14/9.5/7 blend of Grenache Blanc, Pinot Gris, Grenache Gris, Orange Muscat and Chenin Blanc, with aromas of stone fruit and citrus with flavors of peach, apricot and citrus peel. Fair enough — 8 months ago
Fresh, bright acidity, lingering light floral citrusy notes. Leaves a nice tang on your tongue. A good value too! — 2 years ago
Green apple, grapefruit, and stone. Crisp, acidic, and lightly sweet. Good flavor but a hint sour. — 2 years ago
Le trouble fait.. le trouble est.. ce vin est TOP. Dry, but smells of honeysuckle with underlying taste of a creamsicle. Easy drinking. Will absolutely buy again. — 7 months ago
Anderson Valley, Mendocino, dry Muscat Blanc, Estate Bottled. Floral, perfumed Muscat aroma; floral, lemon and Muscat flavors. Bone dry, crisp, just so, with pleasant moderate skin astringency on the finish. On the light side for alcohol and body. After an hour, peach flavor emerges. Decant this one for a truly memorable wine. — 2 years ago
Mark Eastom
Also bought for a tasting. Really pretty and fun. Apricot, peach, black tea medium bodied and great acid. Awesome with cheesecake. — a month ago