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Sula Chenin Blanc 2006

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Sula Chenin Blanc (2006)
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Starting at: $9.99 USD
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Winery:
Sula
Varietal:
Chenin Blanc
Region:
India
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User Tags:  caramel, butter, cheese, fruit, british savoury dishes, tongue, smooth, spice, chinese cuisine, buy 


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Chenin Blanc is one of the world's least-known and appreciated great white wine grapes. Originally from France's Loire Valley, Chenin Blanc has spread around the globe and is used for virtually all styles of white wine, from crisp and lean to rich, round full table wines, sparkling wines, and some of the most decadent dessert wines made. Classic descriptors for the flavors of Chenin Blanc include peach, honey, lanolin, marzipan, and quince jelly though the dry style from South Africa, where the wines are known as Steen, often exhibits more tropical fruit notes that recall pineapple and guava.

Winemakers Notes

Semi-dry, refreshingly light wine bursting with fresh, fruity characters which make for a delightful aperitif.

Pair with food that has a hint of sugar and spice, such as Southeast Asian or Gujarati dishes.

Serve well chilled, 6-8°C.

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Very smooth and as other reviewers have said, the buttery and caramel notes make it well worth the reasonable price.


April 2008

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Amazing that it leaves its mark on the back of the tongue similar to indian spices.


February 2008

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I first had this as a wine pairing over a year ago at L'Ecole in Manhattan. I was surprised at this wonderful wine - buttery and caramelly flavors, rich and velvetty in the mouth. It pairs with almost anything, but goes particularly well with fatty fish dishes, indian food, and chinese food. Wonderful with fruit and cheese as well! I adore this wine and buy it by the case when I can!


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