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This is an easy, simple white wine with candy-like aromas of butterscotch and caramel. In the mouth, it offers fresh peach flavors and a short, crisp finish. 1 Note
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Here’s a fresh and clean rendition of Vernaccia with distinct notes of passion fruit, citrus and honey. The wine offers vibrant spice and lively notes of citrus that would pair well with Thai peanut sauce. 1 Note
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This crisp wine is light and simple and offers measured aromas of exotic fruit and peach. It’s lean and easy in the mouth with zesty lemongrass flavors on the close. 1 Note
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This is a light and fragrant Vernaccia that is redolent of stone fruit with some toast and herbal notes that recall dried basil and oregano. It is fresh and direct in the mouth with bright acidity on the close. 1 Note
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This brilliant Vernaccia (with 10% Viognier) has a sweet, candy-like nose that recalls caramel and butterscotch but that also has fresh aromas of stone fruit and pear to give it dimension. It’s fresh and thin in the mouth and would do a good job of cleansing your palate. 1 Note
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Here’s a very sweet-smelling white from San Gimignano, “Tuscany’s city of towers,” that delivers aromas that recall lemon soda pop or cotton candy. The wine is thin and simple in the mouth. 1 Note
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Honey, stone fruit, almond butter and shadings of exotic fruit create an elegant ensemble with refined nuances and good balance. In appearance this wine boasts a brilliant golden color and in the mouth, it offers a steady tug of war between fresh acidity and fruity flavors. 1 Note
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The wine opens with sweet and compelling notes of passion fruit, papaya and honeydew. Those distinct aromas carry through to the palate where the wine demonstrates good structure and smooth texture. 1 Note
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A fine trattoria-type white, best matched to light seafood antipasto or served alone as an apéritif. Aromas of clover-blossom honey and almond paste give way to flavors of unripe honeydew melons and tart limes. 1 Note
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The fresh peaches and pears tinged with citrus develop a slight bitterness on the finish that’s something like the skin of an underripe peach. In this context, it’s a pleasant flavor that gives structure and crispness to this bouncy, refreshing quaff. 1 Note
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Pietrafitta Vernaccia - 2005
