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Bonterra Organically Grown Viognier 2006

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Viognier is one of the great grapes of France's Rhone Valley. It is an extremely aromatic variety redolent of ripe peaches and wild flowers. It is frequently used to add aromatic complexity to blended wines but on its own, delivers a rich, soft wine with high alcohol and deep flavors of honey, peach, apricot and tangerine.

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Alcohol Percentage: 14 %

Sugar Rate: 0-5 g/l

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Snooth User: meganmarco
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This wine had a very light, grape-y flavor. It's a blend of viognier, marsanne and rousanne. It tasted great paired with light appetizers but could also be easily sipped alone. The tasting notes from Flemings where I tasted it read "Aromas of honeysuckle, jasmine and exotic fruits greet the nose, and layers of fresh sliced peaches, papaya, mango, kiwi, pear, green apple and key lime grace the palate. A brief oaking adds touches of vanilla and herb that stick around for a long, lingering finish. This wine is both bright and creamy. Marsanne supplies the rich texture and apple flavors. Rousanne read more...


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