Does the tail wag the dog, or the other way around? It’s a likeable wine, but there are better choices, but maybe not for this price. It’s a clear, bright straw yellow wine if slightly pale. It’s not a typical white. There’s not a lot of oak, or acidity and a lot more sweetness than you might expect for a white, but not overpoweringly so. Perhaps better for sipping than dinner. There are no off notes. Oh, and Salinas liked this one better than I did.
Grade: C+ Dog Tail |
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