Dalton
Reserve Galilee Sauvignon Blanc
Galilee, Israel
Pale lemon; medium plus intensity aromas of ripe peach, ripe melon, lemon, white grapefruit, grass, blossom, subtle waxiness; dry, high acid, medium alcohol, medium body, pronounced intensity flavors consistent with aromas; medium plus finish, waxy notes the only thing that detracted from it
Pale lemon; medium plus intensity aromas of ripe peach, ripe melon, lemon, white grapefruit, grass, blossom, subtle waxiness; dry, high acid, medium alcohol, medium body, pronounced intensity flavors consistent with aromas; medium plus finish, waxy notes the only thing that detracted from it
Nov 27th, 2019bought this convinced i had an older vintage almost a year ago... but it was newer... 2016
13.5% ABV
very light almost transparent green 👀
guava with hints of greeness 👃
medium body.
high acidity.
tart, tropic with subtle biterness always present 👄
not too complicated, not perfectly balanced, but a pleasant cheap sauvignon blanc.
paired well with a dairy based brunch of salads, 🧀 variety , vegtable 🥧 and 🍕
good vfm (69 nis)
bought this convinced i had an older vintage almost a year ago... but it was newer... 2016
13.5% ABV
very light almost transparent green 👀
guava with hints of greeness 👃
medium body.
high acidity.
tart, tropic with subtle biterness always present 👄
not too complicated, not perfectly balanced, but a pleasant cheap sauvignon blanc.
paired well with a dairy based brunch of salads, 🧀 variety , vegtable 🥧 and 🍕
good vfm (69 nis)
👀 compressed greenish white
👃 mostly lemon with a hint of greens such as parsley
👄 tartness with some green apples and a hint of bitterness
🎯 light with a hint of acidity
As the wine temperature rised the bitterness increased and the acidity disappeard.
Paired well with my usual’s mother in law grilled salmon and buckwheat.
Not too bad!
Good value for money. As always with dalton actually.
👀 compressed greenish white
👃 mostly lemon with a hint of greens such as parsley
👄 tartness with some green apples and a hint of bitterness
🎯 light with a hint of acidity
As the wine temperature rised the bitterness increased and the acidity disappeard.
Paired well with my usual’s mother in law grilled salmon and buckwheat.
Not too bad!
Good value for money. As always with dalton actually.
