Saturday, May 11, 2013 - Yellow plum, crystallized lemon and dried pineapple nose with some aniseed, almondy richness and a touch of butterscotch.
Dry and medium bodied palate with balanced acidity and oily richness to the ripe fruit of mid-level concentration. There's definitely intensity in this wine, but it's intensity of tactile presence; this wine is as much felt as it is tasted. Like good Verdicchio or Rhône whites.
I really like this style. Excellent with rustic white meat dishes.
Comment posted by Tim Heaton:
5/11/2013 5:51:00 AM - Great TN, as usual. Sounds like it would be solidly in my wheelhouse, but alas, it's not available here :-(
Comment posted by avp:
5/11/2013 11:54:00 AM - Thanks! I bought this online from a webstore in Germany, since in Finland there's this Monopoly that is selling only two Piedmont whites at the moment. And nine reds. For a Piedmont lover that's just tragic. :(
Comment posted by Tim Heaton:
5/11/2013 1:10:00 PM - Monopoly: noun, politically correct name for a crime syndicate :-)