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Very clean, dry and zesty Sauvignon Blanc here, a bit light in flavor, but at this price, it offers enough Meyer lemon, apricot and white pepper flavor for value. 1 Note
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Very pale, very delicate and silky, but light and thin in melon and peach flavors, with a cheesy smell. 1 Note
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This rosé wine is semi-sweet, with fruit drink flavors of nectarines, tangerines and vanilla. It could almost be a dessert wine. 1 Note
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This newish appellation, located in the Delta, has been busy promoting itself lately for inexpensive, sound wines just like this. All stainless steel, it’s tasty and balanced, with ripe pink grapefruit, apricot, apple, fig, melon and spice flavors, offset by refreshing acidity. 1 Note
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Perfectly decent everyday red wine, chocolaty, soft and dryish, with pleasant pie filling flavors of cherries dusted with cinnamon and a dash of crème de cassis. 1 Note
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Nicely dry and crisp, with mouthwatering acidity and subtle flavors of lemons, limes and minerals. But there’s a lot of those cloying pyrazines that make it too strong in feline spray. 1 Note
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This is a dessert wine, and a fine one. It’s delicious in orange, butterscotch and vanilla flavors, balanced with savory acidity. Nice by itself, or with a fruit tart. 1 Note
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Sweet and simple, like a red-colored fruity pop drink. Not saying it’s awful, just everyday. 1 Note
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Amelie (Mankas Hills Vineyards), Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot - 2005 - 2005
