Variety: Gros Manseng (Gros Manseng is a light-skinned variety with large berries (gros means large) grown throughout the South West region of France. It is closely related to the Petit Manseng variety.)+Sauvignon Blanc
Country of origin: France
Wine appellation: Cotes de Gascogne
Vintage: 2010
Alcohol content: 12.5%
Color: pale yellow
Bouquet: very interesting nose of white flowers combined with grassy aroma
Taste: medium body, fresh, peppery with good acidity, good structure, it does look like it was aged on lees, but not stated on the label, medium finish
Recommended food pairing: fish
Overall score: 85
Price: CZK 200
Stopper: cork
I never had a wine from Cognac region so I did not expected much, but positively surprised by this bottle, very nice example and very drinkable, but at the same time complex.
Very interesting wine. Would be lovely to try.
ReplyDelete