Single Vineyard Estate Verdejo

Expected aromas of citrus appear first in this pale, yellow wine - lemons, limes, oranges. There is a lot of zest in there, and a sense of what the sidewalk smells like after a rain. A soapy undercurrent of lanolin brings a bit more complexity. The palate is straight-line savory, with salinity leading the fruit around on a leash. Acidity is fresh and lively without the razor-sharp edge that can be disconcerting. Pair this wine with seafood of any sort or pasta and oil dishes.

Sometimes Naked Wines scores, and this is a good example of a great value wine from a company people love to hate. Very pale yellow. Tart green apple skin nose, some green herbaceous notes too. Unripened pear is the predominate flavor, super dry, a bit chalky. Ends with a medium oily touch.

Very pleasant zesty herb and pear flavors.

Loaded with flavor, mostly fruit and some oak. Medium dry, full bodied. Tasted 25 July 2024

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