Open for 15 minutes the Terlan Pinot Bianco is starting to open up on the nose with a somewhat spicy jasmine bouquet with nearly ripe fuji apples, kiwi, and a snow pea and marinated peppercorns aroma reminding me of a gruner. Medium bodied on the palate, I get a notion this was aged on the lees for a short time. I find myself sort of lightly tapping the keys without pressing hard enough to write anything as this just doesn't do it for me. I will say there is good balance here with refreshing acidity but other than that I find the Terlan pretty bland.
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Nose: Pear juice and canned peaches, honey, and a hint of coconut.
Mouthfeel: Medium to full-bodied, and almost syrupy.
Palate: Honey, overripe peach and pear, golden apple, and a faint floral taste. Low acid makes it a bit sluggish. Clean, short-to-medium-length finish.
A well made wine and a decent value, but it gets caught sort of in the middle. Too heavy and too little acidity to be very refreshing, but not enough complexity to be profound.
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Nose of golden apple, pear, pineapple, snap pea, and herbs, with some chalkiness. Acidity carries nicely over midpalate, with a moderate chalky finish. Rockin value here...
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11/16/2011 - kanjimoti wrote: 86 Points
Open for 15 minutes the Terlan Pinot Bianco is starting to open up on the nose with a somewhat spicy jasmine bouquet with nearly ripe fuji apples, kiwi, and a snow pea and marinated peppercorns aroma reminding me of a gruner. Medium bodied on the palate, I get a notion this was aged on the lees for a short time. I find myself sort of lightly tapping the keys without pressing hard enough to write anything as this just doesn't do it for me. I will say there is good balance here with refreshing acidity but other than that I find the Terlan pretty bland.
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10/16/2011 - JVG wrote: 86 Points
Color: Between straw yellow and gold.
Nose: Pear juice and canned peaches, honey, and a hint of coconut.
Mouthfeel: Medium to full-bodied, and almost syrupy.
Palate: Honey, overripe peach and pear, golden apple, and a faint floral taste. Low acid makes it a bit sluggish. Clean, short-to-medium-length finish.
A well made wine and a decent value, but it gets caught sort of in the middle. Too heavy and too little acidity to be very refreshing, but not enough complexity to be profound.
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5/26/2011 - Ben Christiansen wrote:
Here more lemon and herb than the terlaner classico. The palate here is more fleshy and dense.
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5/2/2011 - Haltermr wrote: 90 Points
Nose of golden apple, pear, pineapple, snap pea, and herbs, with some chalkiness. Acidity carries nicely over midpalate, with a moderate chalky finish. Rockin value here...
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4/28/2011 - kenito799 wrote: 88 Points
Slight tangy effervescence. Herbal, minerality with a soft Asian pear fruit. Stony finish. Succulent, just a hint of bitter almond.
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