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Category: White Wine
	Stonechurch Vineyards 2004 Gewurztraminer Looking for a great patio wine, then I might have found one for you … wonderful tropical fruit nose with pineapple, kiwi, peach, apricot, some apple and mild petrol. The taste follows the nose into tropical territory, with a little something extra: peaches, pineapple and some limeade-sweet citrus – but not too heavily sweet. In fact, it has a drier then expected finish – especially when compared to that sweet tropical nose. As the wine warms, it develops characteristics of celery and asparag... Rating: Nº votes [Hits: 208 ]
	Cox Creek NV Late Harvest Gerwurztraminer Now here is an interesting idea: take a non-conventional style of wine (Late Harvest Gerwurztraminer), pair it with a not so traditional dinner (Mennonite Meat Pie) and see what happens. Surprisingly good things. With a honey pear nose, hints of melon and a medium short finish, you’d think dinner would be ruined pairing it with this beverage … but not so. This semi-dry (3) wine paired perfectly with the mild spices in the meat pie, in fact it went deliciously well. Bringing out the meat and... Rating: Nº votes [Hits: 233 ]
	Palatine Hills 2004 Fume Blanc/Chardonnay Here’s one wine I consider a twofer – you can drink it, or you can play around with it to make something even more special. Let’s start with the drinking part: a blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay – yet the Sauv really has the upper hand over the Chard here, with a 73-27 split of the duties. Pouring it into the glass, you’ll first notice a wonderful straw colour. Stick your nose in the glass and you’ll get garden salad smells galore like fresh cucumber, carrots and celery, mixed in with... Rating: Nº votes [Hits: 182 ]
	Lakeview Cellars 2005 Kerner Many years ago, I bought my first bottle of Kerner from Lakeview. It had a bit of residual sweetness with a lovely mouth feel and taste. It also proved to be amazingly popular, especially for a grape variety that people rarely, if ever, hear about. Recently, and for the first time in a long time, I was able to put my hands on a bottle. This time, it was the 2005 Vintage – and I suspect it is going to be as popular as ever. Mangoes, peaches, pears, and honey accost the nose, mixing with a ve... Rating: Nº votes [Hits: 181 ]
	Featherstone 2004 Off-Dry Riesling People are going to start thinking I’m obsessed with summer, and who knows, maybe I am - here’s yet another wine I can recommend for summer patio sipping. This off-dry Riesling is more dry than off, with notes of mango, apricot, lychee, pineapple and just a tinge of green apple – and some great floral notes to boot. The taste is a little more reserved including exotic fruit like kiwi and some citrusy-lime. The finish is pleasant and refreshing with just the barest hint of spritz. This 2004 i... Rating: Nº votes [Hits: 187 ]