enough gasoline, oyster shell, and cream to pull me back online for a memory storage toggle. salt for miles at the end. — a year ago
What do you know about Melon de Bourgogne? If you’re like me you know nothing about it. Make sure to change that.
Light straw color with green tinges here and there. The nose is fantastic if a bit shy at first. Lemon curd and vanilla. Juicy pears and purple flowers. Salt and ocean spray. None of this smacks you in the face. It’s all rather delicate and whispered.
A single vineyard Muscadet from the Loire Valley. Acidic and very mineral driven. Medium everything and fun on the tongue. There the innate creaminess of the wine makes its presence known. The palate follows the nose closely. Everything here is so cultured, refined, and artful. Love at first sip. — 3 years ago
Mineral, salt, citrus, crisp. — 4 months ago
12.5% ABV Light thin mouth feel. Pear and apple. Ancient ocean & Volcanic soils. Proprietary white blend. “Spirit of Oregon in a Bottle” label states.
Dry blend:
50% Riesling
30% Gewürztraminer
12% Early Muscat
5% Pinot Blanc
2% Sauvignon Blanc
1% Indicator Planting — 5 months ago
baked orchard fruits, salt, lemon and orange pith, roasted nuts, high acid. so delicious! — 3 years ago
Raun Kupiec
Some funky reduction on the nose, waxy & floral blowing away to leave salt marsh. Relatively dense for a white wine. Saline minerality, citrus pith, prominent acidity. — a month ago