| Winery: | The Yalumba Wine Company |
| Region: | Australia » South Australia » Barossa » Eden Valley |
| Type: | Table Wines |
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Viognier on Snooth
June 2013
Pale yellow, slightly fungal scent, lychee and lemon flavors, slight acidity, decent finish. Read More
June 2013
Some of you should listen. Here is a Viognier from a reputable (and long established) producer who respects his Occitan roots but adds some New World verve. Love the ginger, allspice and gooseberry nose and round, smooth entry; there is some mild angostura-type bitterness on the finish, but it does not detract at this price point. As usual, g... Read More
June 2013
Thanks for all the suggestions!! I will hit Corison tomorrow for sure. ... ... They don't do Viognier or Pinot anymore, so that was a slight disappointment.Still trying to decide what to do (besides Corison) tomorrow before my event at 5:30..... My phone not cooperating with snooth, so I am on the hotel computer now. Will try to post m... Read More
June 2013
So I am going to Napa tomorrow for a few days. I have some prearranged plans that cannot be changed, but have some limited time for tasting.As "napagirl", I should already know exactly where to go. The problem is, I get stuck into that rut of going to the ones I like, the old faves, over and over. I would love to hear your recommendations an... Read More
June 2013
Very nice bottle of California North Coast viognier. Nice floral notes, apricot, light touch of lemon and some weight on the mid-palate. Excellent alternative to the usual suspects (chard, sauv blanc). Read More
June 2013
Recently I was pleasantly surprised by a visit to Lodi, California. Long the ... ... 84pts 2011 Peirano Viognier 14.8% Apricot and meaty peach aromas on the nose are framed by nuanced notes of white flowers, fennel, and wood spice. Round and opulent on entry with some power behind the early hints of honey comb that is followed by nice honeysu... Read More
June 2013
Bin No. 736, 2011 Read More
June 2013
70% Syrah, 20% Petite Sirah , 5% Cabernet Sauvignon, 5% ViognierCoffee, leather, dried beef, dried bay leaf, and black pepper all come together on the salty, jammy plum laced nose. This is in the soft house style but but with more focus and snap that many of the wines here. Nice raw meat notes with a little hint of truffle greet the palate fo... Read More
June 2013
65 % Chardonnay, 25% Sauvignon Blanc, 10% ViognierStarted with the red, a fluke, made so many wines they ended up with lots of open bottles, so lance just played with them and found that the standard merlot/ cab blend worked well but was missing some thing, finally hit on the splash of syrah that made it compete, 1997 syrah " that's the other on... Read More
June 2013
Apricot and meaty peach aromas on the nose are framed by nuanced notes of white flowers, fennel, and wood spice. Round and opulent on entry with some power behind the early hint of honey comb that is followed by nice honeysuckle and lychee fruit. This finishes with good length and a touch of astringency highlighting the nice clean, spicy flavo... Read More
May 2, 2011
I tried and bought 2009 and 2010 Vigonier from Mc pherson Vineyards in Lubbock, Texas. I thought they were outstanding!! K. Kangas
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May 2, 2011
The best Viognier ever is Raventos Blanc Parfum de Vi Blanc, Penedes!!!!
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Jun 24, 2010
Since its orginal planting and first harvest in 1993 at Horton Vineyards in Charlottesville, Virginia (Monticello Appelation)- Viognier has risen not only to become the top grape in Virginia- but the wines produced from it have become some of the first to recognized as "competitive" with wines from the rest of the world. One of the reasons for ...
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