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Graeser Semillon Napa Valley 2004

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Winery:
Graeser Winery
Varietal:
Sémillon
Region:
USA > California > Napa > Diamond Mountain
Type:
 
Color:
White
Drink Dates:
Drink Now - 2010
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User Tags:  white wine, valley, aged, nuts, fruit, tropical, full, pome, melons, pear 


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Sémillon is one of the grapes traditionally used to produce both dry and sweet white wines in Bordeaux. When bottled on its own the wine produced is rich and full with deep flavors of melon, fig, pineapple and apricot featuring gentle, earthy, spice tones and a subtle vegetal undercurrent.

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<BLOCKQUOTE>Once the most widely planted white wine grape in California, our 2004 Semillon sports an apricot and cream nose. The wine is medium to full bodied with a full range of tropical flavors, pear, and melon with an almost nutty finish. The wine will gain complexity and pick up a honeyed, nutty character as time goes by. That's right, Semillon will age quite nicely! The perfect white wine to stock up on, for those that enjoy serious white wines but are a little tired of Chardonnay. It's superb with shellfish, cheese and chicken dishes. </BLOCKQUOTE> <BLOCKQUOTE></BLOCKQUOTE> read more...

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Snooth User: spikeo
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Practically poisonous, with aromas of burnt plastic and horse manure. Skip it.


September 2009

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Once the most widely planted white wine grape in California, our 2004 Semillon sports an apricot and cream nose. The wine is medium to full bodied with a full range of tropical flavors, pear, and melon with an almost nutty finish. The wine will gain complexity and pick up a honeyed, nutty character as time goes by. That’s right, Semillon will age quite nicely! The perfect white wine to stock up on, for those that enjoy serious white wines but are a little tired of Chardonnay. It's superb with shellfish, cheese and chicken dishes. The wine is 100% varietal semillon, a rarity for Napa Valley, read more...


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