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Erie Shore Vineyard 2005 Riesling   

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Date added;:10.Oct.2007
Author :Michael Pinkus - Grape Guy
DescriptionDescription  Most Rieslings have a delicious sameness about them – you have your apple, pear and petrol, maybe some floral and citrus notes, and then a wonderfully delicious sweetishness on the palate. So when something comes along that’s uniquely it’s own, you really stand up and take notice. This ’05 from the Lake Erie North Shore regions shows some difference on the nose that makes it quite unique – pink grapefruit cocktail – there’s absolutely no mistaking it … especially for a grapefruit fan like myself. You will also find a hint of lime on the nose. The palate shows much the same thing with a delicious hit of citrus zing on the end. A good seam of dry acidity backs the whole thing up making this a nice change from all those sweeties that are coming down the pike. This will make for a sensual summer sipper come patio season and should retain these qualities through the summer of ’07.
NotesNotes  Available at the winery only
Varietal / GrapeVarietal / Grape  Riesling
RegionRegion  Lake Erie North Shore
WineryWinery  Erie Shore Vineyards
YearYear  2005

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