AUTHOR: Dave McIntyre
TITLE: Wyncroft: Winning Wines from Michigan
DATE: 6/10/2007 01:19:00 PM
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I’m an alcohol snob. If I see 14.8% on a label for most wines, especially a white, I’ll put it back on the shelf and buy something else. Most wines I’ve tasted in that range are out-of-balance, weighty, over-oaked monstrosities that make me want to cry over the wasted potential of those grapes. Of course, there are a rare few that are carefully made with exceptional fruit where the alcohol is integrated and the final result is a full-bodied, complex wine that stimulates the palate, the imagination, and conversation.
Like Wyncroft Chardonnay from Avonlea vineyard.
In Michigan.
Labels: Michigan, tasting notes, WineLine
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