You may remember this labels giant rooster from our November tastings (Rex Goliath Zinfandel the world’s largest rooster)- who could forget the boldness! Rex Goliath again makes an above average wine for the price with their Pinot Grigio. This wine has a strange coloring, it is almost a hint of sage green to it. The aroma reminds you of walking through a fruit orchard. On the palate it is tart but light with some spicy citrus and pears. The finish is a little on the dry and acidic side.
Varietal: Pinot Grigio
Producer/Importer: Rex Goliath
Region: California
Vintage:
Price: $5.99
Tasting notes:
Tasting notes:
Sight (Color/Clarity): almost colorless with hint of sage green.
Smell (bouquet, aroma): Fruit orchard
Taste (acidity, balance, body): Tart, light in flavor, spicy citrus and pears, and a little dry and acidic on the finish
Bottle presentation: Remember the World’s Largest Rooster!
Winemakers notes: “Bright, juicy and floral … say howdy to our California version of this Italian classic. HRM Rex Goliath Pinot Grigio is footloose and fancy-free—perfectly suited for a sun-drenched summer afternoon. Pair with fish tacos or linguini with fresh tomato, basil and garlic."
Comparisons:
Overall rating (1-10): 7
Date consumed: December 14, 2011
Comments: 12.5 % abv, Total Acidity: 6 g/L, pH: 3.17, Residual Sugar: 8.4 g/L
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