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Palmina Tocai Friulano 2007

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2007 Vintage

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Morrell & Company

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Winery:
Palmina Wines
Varietal:
Tocai Friulano
Region:
USA > California
Type:
White Wine
Drink Dates:
Drink Now - 2013
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User Tags:  herbaceous, vineyards, floral, herb, lemon zest, apple, pome, spices, (tree) fruit, delicious 


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The 2007 Tocai Friulano Honea Vineyard offers notes of apple skin, lemon zest, spring flowers, and hints of herbs and spice. The wine is dry and deliciously fresh and vibrant.


April 2009

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If you like a good Sauvignon Blanc. You will love this wine. It is my absolute favorite. Goes well when grilling in the Summer or any occasion. I purchased one bottle after reading an article on Snooth about this variety and went back the next day to order a case!


September 2009

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Tocai Friulano is a white Italian variety that is at ease both in a rustic caf� or frasca, or at an elegant dinner in a white-table cloth restaurant. Its versatility allows it to be paired with a wide variety of foods � spicy, hearty, savory � and is the only wine that pairs with asparagus! A subtle bouquet of almond blossom and the first springtime perfume from a mimosa acacia tree mingle with pear and a hint of exotic sandalwood. Delicate, fresh and inviting, a first sip unveils notes of fuji apple, restrained spicy tangs of fennel and French tarragon and just ripe d�anjou pear.


January 2009

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