Aroma: Sweet stewed plums and blackberries.
Color: Deep and dark purple red.
Consistency: Smoother and lighter than expected.
Taste: New season cherries and green apples.
Cost: $14
Quality rating: 2
Value rating: 2
Final words: Looked and smelt the part but didn't live up to expectations. Can buy better.
More of a wine enthusiast than a connoisseur, everything I know about wine I've learnt from drinking. The wines I review come from bottle shops, supermarkets, restaurants and sometimes the cellar door. They're all good local Kiwi wine which I rate on quality and value.
Saturday, 28 March 2015
Friday, 27 March 2015
New Zealand Wine Review – Wovenstone, Ohau, Pinot Gris, 2014
Aroma: Sweet limes, honey and raisins.
Color: Pink and orange apricot blush.
Consistency: Thick and lush.
Taste:
Sweet mandarins, almonds and honey.
Cost: $10
Quality
rating: 2
Value
rating: 3.5
Final
words: Solid and drinkable wine. Great to see wines
coming out of the Horowhenua on the supermarket shelf.
Friday, 20 March 2015
New Zealand Wine Review – Mission, Hawke’s Bay, Gewurtztraminer, 2014
Aroma: Floral aroma with lilac curry spices.
Color: Golden with hints of lime.
Consistency: Medium and a bit thick.
Taste:
Lychees, lychees and more lychees with a sprinkle
of honey and lime.
Cost: $10
Quality
rating: 3
Value
rating: 4
Final
words: I love sweet Gewurtztraminer. This one is simple,
clean and fresh and a really unbeatable price.
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