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Stanlake Park Wine Estate Regatta Dry 2004
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- Winery:
- Stanlake Park
- Varietal:
- Ortega
- Region:
- United Kingdom
- Type:
- White Wine
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Grassy, nettley notes on nose, touch of sweetcorn, dry, high acidity, light bodied, citrus, spoilt by slightly hot, bitter finish. Still , being English it could form part of a lovely tradition - fish 'n chips in paper on the seafront -the acidity would cut though the fat like vinegar!
August 2007
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