Ok, so I looked at my syllabus, and realized I didn't do my blog properly, so I am redoing the ones from my tasting this weekend. I'll keep the original post since I spent some time on it. Here we go:
Name: RN13 Vin de Pique Organic White
Variety: Blend of Viognier (40%), Chenin Blanc (35%) and Sauvignon Blanc (25%)
Region: Languedoc-Roussillon
Country: France
Year: 2010
Price: $14.95
Shop Review: The palate is a blend of apples, pears and peaches with refreshing acidity and a hint of lemon. Great balance and perfect example of an easy drinking white to serve chilled as an aperitif or with tapas.
My Review: Previous to beginning my tasting, I made the rookie mistake of chewing a minty gum. Therefore, my taste may have been off. The taste that stood out the most to me was a refreshing taste of pear. The wine was smooth and in balance. Even though it's winter in Blacksburg, I can definitely see myself relaxing on a warm summer evening enjoying this chilled wine!
I tasted this on its own with no food.
About Me
- cbrobinsonvt
- Hi! I'm Christina, and I am a recent graduate from Virginia Tech! I'm in Northern VA now pursuing a degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. I'd like to continue what I learned from the Geography of Wine class I took in Spring of 2012, so I'll be posting about different wines and wine events. I would be very grateful for suggestions, and I'm open to expanding my posts to beer and liquor as well!
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