Julie's home
Tasted Saturday, June 8, 2019 by James Kim with 208 views
We had a great night with lots of lively conversations. Julie kindly hosted us with a great spread of cheeses, crackers, salads, and lasagna. The theme was Winemaking Decisions and I think it worked pretty well overall. There was even talk of continuing this theme with other areas of winemaking decisions. We had several nice representatives of the categories. A great learning experience.
With cheese and cracker appetizers.
With salads and lasagne, along with more cheeses and crackers.
NV Sorelle Bronca Prosecco di Valdobbiadene Extra Dry 87 Points
Italy, Veneto, Prosecco di Valdobbiadene
L8149T - Prosecco made by Charmat method - secondary fermentation for bubbles occur in large pressurized stainless steel tanks (rather than in bottle as in traditional Champagne method) often with a little residual sugar left. Mild yeasty/brioche aromas with citrus and tart apples. The palate is more mellow with ripe apples, mild bread/brioche flavors. Nice bubbles add a welcome texture to the wine. Relatively simple but very gulpable.
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NV Case Paolín Asolo Prosecco Col Fondo 88 Points
Italy, Veneto, Asolo Prosecco
L1217 - made in the traditional Col Fundo method that was used for Prosecco before 1895 - secondary fermentation occurs in the bottle but is not disgorged (as in Champagne) so there is lees still in the bottle. Nice effervescence, almost a pet-nat or frizzante level of bubbles rather than Champagne. A bit of funk on the nose with granny smith apple and hints of ginger aromas. Palate is drier than the Sorelle charmat method prosecco with tart apples, ginger, and spices. Finishes with bitter pith and ginger flavors. More lively and interesting than the chermat method Sorelle.
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