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On point Alacatian dry, white riesling. Rounded, balanced, apricot and lychee fruit. The nose hints of its origin. Light minerality. Rare find in Florida.
On point Alacatian dry, white riesling. Rounded, balanced, apricot and lychee fruit. The nose hints of its origin. Light minerality. Rare find in Florida.
Pale lemon Crystal clear. Aromas of Citrus/Lemon. Simple and refreshing with a trace of sweetness but finishes Dry. Very Pure. From half bottle. Tasted another half bottle on 18th February 2018. Notes as above but now picking up a hint of oyster shell.
Pale lemon Crystal clear. Aromas of Citrus/Lemon. Simple and refreshing with a trace of sweetness but finishes Dry. Very Pure. From half bottle. Tasted another half bottle on 18th February 2018. Notes as above but now picking up a hint of oyster shell.
Delicious Alsace Riesling. The nose hints at tropical fruits (fresh pineapple and papaya), with a core of ripe citrus - flesh, pith and pip - as well as something that calls to mind sandstone. The palate is dry, light to medium bodied and intensely fresh, fruity and even, leading into a long, mouthwatering finish of preserved lemon and grapefruit pith.
Delicious Alsace Riesling. The nose hints at tropical fruits (fresh pineapple and papaya), with a core of ripe citrus - flesh, pith and pip - as well as something that calls to mind sandstone. The palate is dry, light to medium bodied and intensely fresh, fruity and even, leading into a long, mouthwatering finish of preserved lemon and grapefruit pith.
Viticulture and Viniculture Assistant at Viña Vik Vineyard, Winery and Hotel
9.0
Gold in color, some of that river rock/graphite/slate stuff going on that is typical of Alsatian whites. Went great with simply prepared salmon and asparagus that brought out some of the sweeter notes.
Gold in color, some of that river rock/graphite/slate stuff going on that is typical of Alsatian whites. Went great with simply prepared salmon and asparagus that brought out some of the sweeter notes.
Alsace, France
