Variety: Chardonnay, Riesling
Country of origin: Czech Republic
Wine appellation: Moravia, Mikulov sub-appellation, Mikulov village, Pod Mušlovem village
Vintage: 2013
Alcohol content: 13.0%
Color: pale yellow
Bouquet: apricot, linden tree blossom, white peach, green melon
Taste: medium body, quite neutral, lime, apricot, peach, it feels with slightly less structure in the mid profile and a bit sweeter than dry, however with nice medium to longer finish
Recommended food pairing: matured sheep cheese
Overall score: 4+7+11+6+7=85
Price: CZK 200
Stopper: single piece cork
Wine appellation: Moravia, Mikulov sub-appellation, Mikulov village, Pod Mušlovem village
Vintage: 2013
Alcohol content: 13.0%
Color: pale yellow
Bouquet: apricot, linden tree blossom, white peach, green melon
Taste: medium body, quite neutral, lime, apricot, peach, it feels with slightly less structure in the mid profile and a bit sweeter than dry, however with nice medium to longer finish
Recommended food pairing: matured sheep cheese
Overall score: 4+7+11+6+7=85
Price: CZK 200
Stopper: single piece cork
It actually really resembles the varieties in the nose with the green melon, peach of Chard and apricot of Riesling. Based on the nose it feels slightly more Riesling based, I checked the residual sugar and yes I was right despite the wine being classified as dry it has 7.8g/l residua sugar, which is noticeable and slightly offset by with higher acidity due to cold 2013 vintage.
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