Light golden in color. The nose is very nice. Clean with no overt oak showing. Green apples, slight lemon cream and slight pineapple. On the palate, this is again clean with plenty of fruit. Green apples, slightly tart, slight lemon. An undetrlying minerality It worked well with a difficult food match (fried pickle poppers). Nice finish. Still very youthful, it wiill be interesting to revisit this.
Plenty of value here for under $10. First, the label tells you this has a vanilla and butterscotch oak profile with apple and pear fruit notes. Both of those are pretty spot on. The wine is deep golden in color. The nose is red apples, with vanilla and slight butterscotch. On the palate, this is simple and to the point. Plenty of oaky notes; vanilla and some butterscotch with a bit of apples. This is made for easy drinking and at that price, just fine for casual drinking or at a party.
This has really improved in the last 6 months. This has some oak on it which may be a question for some, but if you like this style, it is impressive. Deep golden in color. The nose has vanilla and lemon cream. Slight fesh lumber. On the palate, there is a lovely oily texture. Very lemony with a bit of sawdust as well as vanilla. Very nice acidity. Worked just find with some cheeses. Still on the young side and plenty of fruit to hold up as the oak integrates. It is delicious right now.
