Pelee Island Sauvignon Blanc 2007 Review
Sun 13, Jun. 10
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Winemaker’s Notes:
Sauvignon Blanc is a relatively new variety to the Island (planted in 1994), shows it’s typical grassy, herbaceous and green fruit aromas. This is a wine that is very cool fermented, which brings out citrus flavours that linger on the finish.
VQA Ontario
ALCOHOL: 12.5%
Price: 750 mL $11.45
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Tasted June, 2010. This wine may have already peaked and if you have any of this wine it has entered the better open soon stage. DRINK IT NOW!
A lot of the wine’s character is starting to fade a little but for the price it is still a good wine with a fairly lengthy finish.
Nose is a little shy. I tried warming my glass up, a good swirl and still not a lot was offered up. Somewhat earthy, herbaceous nose. Mineral and herbaceous. Any fruit took a back seat and seemed to have faded. Good acidity saved this wine.
It’s a wine I wish I had tried about a year ago.