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Category: Dessert / Sweet Wine
	Cave Spring 2006 Indian Summer Riesling For those of you with the love of Icewine but without the deep pockets to match your taste, let me suggest a little something that might save your tastebuds from hating you, Late Harvest wine. Years ago I started calling them “poor man’s Icewine” because they deliver all the flavour and smell you expect from Icewine at less than half the price and half the sugar content. This Indian Summer Riesling is fantastic; the balance of acid to sweetness is lovely and harmonious – but enough rhapsodizin... Rating: Nº votes [Hits: 126 ]
	Stratus 2007 Red Icewine As with most of the wines from Stratus this one takes advantage of the assemblage method used at the winery – that just means they blend grapes instead of sticking with a straight single varietal like Cabernet Sauvignon or Franc. The nose has a smell-all-day-edness to it: spiced strawberry is the most prevalent of the red berry smells in the glass. Then comes the taste, baked and spiced cherries and strawberries along with sing and zing on the tongue … great long finish too. Price: $39.95 – ... Rating: Nº votes [Hits: 124 ]
	Kittling Ridge 2005 Vidal Icewine Reviewed in late 2008 this wine has at least another year on it than many of the other Icewines available these days, that’s not a bad thing if you dig the more interesting nuances of aged Icewine. Here we have caramel apple, apricot and baked pear on the nose; while the palate gives us a plethora of apples and spice … very nice. Price: $43.95 – 375ml... Rating: Nº votes [Hits: 119 ]
	Inniskillin 2006 Vidal Icewine This is what we all love about Vidal Icewine, those baked apple and cinnamon aromas along with a pear compote component, the flavours follow the nose and delight both senses. Price: $54.95 – 375ml... Rating: Nº votes [Hits: 115 ]
	Henry of Pelham 2006 Riesling Icewine While Vidal is the king of Icewine, Riesling has slowly become the grape to watch. More delicate than it’s Vidal counterpart with flavours and smells that don’t knock you over the head; instead they sidle up to you, tap you on the shoulder and seduce you. This Henry of Pelham Icewine is just such a sweetie with delicate apples, pears and honeyed peaches on both the nose and taste. Price: $54.95 – 375ml... Rating: Nº votes [Hits: 114 ]