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Karlo Estates 2008 Frontenac Gris Rosé
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22.Dec.2009
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Michael Pinkus - Grape Guy
Description
I’ll come right out and admit it, I had never heard of Frontenac Gris, but according to Richard Karlo it’s a new hybrid developed in Minnesota that’s a mutation of the Frontenac Noir grape: it’s extremely winter hardy and is a grape you can’t make a white wine from even if you tried, that’s because the juice comes out an orange colour. Whatever it is, and however Richard had to manipulate the grape (deacidification is a must) I commend him on a job well done. The nose is strawberry-citrus and sweet with cherry aromas. The flavour is just as enticing: sour almost citrus-like strawberry, and a sweet and sour mix on the finish. What a lovely rosé. Price: $16.00 – Rating: ****
Wine - Food Affinities
Rating: 4-stars (out of 5)
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Available at the winery
Varietal / Grape
Frontenac Gris
Region
Prince Edward County
Winery
Karlo Estates
Year
2008
Rating
1 (Min.)
5 (Max.)
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