conc: fruit slightly starting to develop, touch of bitterness coming through on end, will see how it is with food. \drink now dont see it aging for long period [makes sense as vines are young]
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A: Med+ Intensity Initially oak is on the nose, and was quiet scared because I know this is 100% New French Oak, started to blow off, peachy, pear, toast, burnt popcorn [good!]
Conclusion reminded me a Mersault I had couple weeks ago, so good and clean fruit, the Oak Integrates/disappears so WELL, I would drink this wine and Im not a Chard/Oak Fan
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4/4/2012 - Weston3220 wrote: 86 Points
med+ int, developing
toasted pop corn, tropical orange, elderberry
dry, med+acid, med+body, med+int, med+finish
toasty dry popcorn, mandrin oranges, elderberry, some melon
conc: fruit slightly starting to develop, touch of bitterness coming through on end, will see how it is with food. \drink now dont see it aging for long period [makes sense as vines are young]
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5/12/2010 - Weston3220 Likes this wine: 92 Points
Painted Rock Portfolio Tasting (Wine Vault): C: Pale Lemon.
A: Med+ Intensity Initially oak is on the nose, and was quiet scared because I know this is 100% New French Oak, started to blow off, peachy, pear, toast, burnt popcorn [good!]
T: med Acid, med+ body, med+ finish
Lemon, Apple, Pear, Mineral, CLEAN,
Conclusion reminded me a Mersault I had couple weeks ago, so good and clean fruit, the Oak Integrates/disappears so WELL, I would drink this wine and Im not a Chard/Oak Fan
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