SnoQualmie 2012
Winemakers Select Riesling – This bottle was a gift but we would pay $12.99
per bottle for it because it is a clear, crisp taste that accentuates the taste
buds. One of the sweeter and best
tasting Rieslings we have tasted. A
Columbia Valley wine with an alcohol percentage of 10.5 that we rated a 9.8.
Oak Leaf Vineyards
Moscato – An Australian rare find wine that has 10% alcohol and we rated an
8.6 in which we paid only $2.97 per bottle.
We were so surprised that such an inexpensive wine could taste so
good. The floral, peach and pineapple
flavors makes it a very sweet and light taste.
Moscato in this brand is hard to find, so whenever we do find it we will
purchase it.
Chateau Ste Michelle
2012 Harvest Select Riesling – Another nice wine from the Columbia Valley
that we gave a rating of 8.9 with 10.5% alcohol that we paid $4.97 per
bottle. The apricot and peach flavors
burst in our mouths but were not overbearing, it was as if we were tasting
clear fresh water. The brisk taste was
refreshing without being too dry or too sweet.
We would definitely purchase it again.
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