Not exactly my favorite style, this one is not very expressive or memorable. Has an almost Old World type of shale minerality that brings some credibility. The color is golden enough. The nose has some apple skin and lemon peel, but not much. When it hits the palate, there is some slightly unripe pear. mineral laced lemon and spice. This is a non vintage, so we have no idea how old it is. There is not a hint of grassiness. Tastes more like a Semillion. There are small amounts of French Colombard, Malvasia, Chardonnay, Semillon, and Chenin Blanc which may explain why I am not appreciating this as a Sauvignon Blanc. The finish is giving some honeydew melon. One of those wines that practically devoid of prominent acidity, still tastes pretty good.
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Nice QPR here. NOSE: I agree with the previous post of grass and lemon on the nose. very pleasing, but not super powerful. PALATE: Good flavors of grass and citrus. However, it's lacking the acidic crispness that I'm looking for in a Sauv. Blanc. Otherwise, very nice. If it had the crispness on the finish, I'd bump this up around 90points. Nice long finish.
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Typical SB nose of grass & lemon. Wow. Full palate of citrus: lemon-lime with a hint of grass, & continuing on to a surprisingly lengthy finish. For $5, this is easily one of the best QPR wines I've had.
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2/9/2013 - Mike Kopanski wrote: 85 Points
Not exactly my favorite style, this one is not very expressive or memorable. Has an almost Old World type of shale minerality that brings some credibility. The color is golden enough. The nose has some apple skin and lemon peel, but not much. When it hits the palate, there is some slightly unripe pear. mineral laced lemon and spice. This is a non vintage, so we have no idea how old it is. There is not a hint of grassiness. Tastes more like a Semillion. There are small amounts of French Colombard, Malvasia, Chardonnay, Semillon, and Chenin Blanc which may explain why I am not appreciating this as a Sauvignon Blanc. The finish is giving some honeydew melon. One of those wines that practically devoid of prominent acidity, still tastes pretty good.
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10/15/2011 - patsox wrote: 85 Points
simple and pleasing.
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2/23/2010 - TheWinedown wrote: 87 Points
Nice QPR here. NOSE: I agree with the previous post of grass and lemon on the nose. very pleasing, but not super powerful. PALATE: Good flavors of grass and citrus. However, it's lacking the acidic crispness that I'm looking for in a Sauv. Blanc. Otherwise, very nice. If it had the crispness on the finish, I'd bump this up around 90points. Nice long finish.
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9/7/2009 - David_T wrote: 86 Points
Typical SB nose of grass & lemon. Wow. Full palate of citrus: lemon-lime with a hint of grass, & continuing on to a surprisingly lengthy finish. For $5, this is easily one of the best QPR wines I've had.
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