I have finally finished the blogs for February thru May 2011. Since wine tasting doesn't start for another two months (November 11th- mark your calendars) I think I will re-live the wines from last fall. Starting with a sweetie....it's a late harvest so it is fall like...
Varietal: Riesling
Producer/Importer: Hogue
Region: Columbia Valley
Vintage: 2009
Price: $12.99
Tasting notes:
Sight (Color/Clarity): Light golden yellow
Smell (bouquet, aroma): sugary
Taste (acidity, balance, body: Very sweet desert wine, syrupy consistency.
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Label description:
Label description:
Eastern Washington's low annual rainfall and cool nights during the growing season make it the perfect area for producing consistently great late harvest wines. Hogue has developed a style with Late Harvest White Riesling that includes a moderate level of sweetness, richness, viscosity and crisp balancing acidity with just a hint of complexity from the noble rot, Botrytis cinerea. The Hogue Late Harvest White Riesling has aromas and flavors of dried apricot, tangerine, orange peel, vanilla, raisin, and powdered sugar. The wine has good sugar to acid balance. Pair it with fruit sorbets, poached pears or hot apple pie." -Winery
Comparisons: Taste similar to a Mascato, but thicker.
Overall rating (1-10): 8
Date consumed: November 10, 2010 and April 13, 2011
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