We’ve noticed a trend over the past decade that Viognier tends to make a superb dessert wine – a bit surprising considering it has naturally low acidity. Yet here’s another classic example from a Willamette Valley winery that’s deliciously sweet at 16% residual sugar. It opens with aromas of rosewater, baked peach pie and orange biscuit, followed by yummy flavors of orange, honey and minerality. The midpalate is rich and viscous and gives way to a big finish.
Rating: Outstanding!
Production: 210 cases
Alcohol: 12.9%
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