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This light, golden-colored Pinot Grigio offers a slight note of burnt matchstick or sulfur that never seems to blow off completely. Beyond that are peach, melon and butterscotch. 1 Note
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A bit funky at the start, but give it time to open and ripe cantaloupe and rich pear emerges. Expressive and velvety in the mouth, and a good match to chicken with garlic. Imported by Distillerie Stock USA, Ltd. 1 Note
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Here’s a jammy, ripe Merlot with loads of berry fruit intensity and background tones of black pepper and crushed clove. The wine is soft and very smooth and would pair well with cheesy pasta, pork or veal. 1 Note
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Stone fruit, citrus and mineral tones color this fresh Chardonnay made by Claudio and Giuseppe Novello. The aromas are direct and generous but slightly disjointed in places, especially at the very start. The wine tastes slightly sweet and ends with tart fruit flavors. 1 Note
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This Pinot Grigio sees only stainless steel but nevertheless boasts creamy, buttery qualities such as crème caramel, banana milkshake and peach cobbler. A thick mouthfeel is amplified by well-integrated acidity and a persistent finish. Imported by Martin Scott Wines. 1 Note
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A wine with a strong personality. On the upside is its crisp finish that is lively, long and persistent. On the downside is the wine’s nose, which is reminiscent of multivitamin tablets or chalk dust and won’t appeal to everyone. Imported by AIMC–Prince of Wines. 1 Note
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This wine is not very generous on the nose (you expect more fragrance from Sauvignon) and offers measured notes of stone fruit and white mineral. It’s watery and thin in the mouth and makes for an easy-drinking pre-dinner drink. Borgo Conventi is part of the Ruffino estate based in Tuscany. 1 Note
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Here’s a creamy Chardonnay that epitomizes the generous style of white wine that is so popular in northeast Italy. Borgo Conventi is owned by Tuscany’s Ruffino and the wine has been deftly executed to bring out the natural softness and fullness of the variety. 1 Note
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This wine delivers a pretty golden color, and although the nose is rather neutral, the mouthfeel is anything but. In fact, the wine hits the palate with thick density and texture and leaves a long aftertaste of citrus and exotic fruit. 1 Note
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Thicker and more concentrated than your run-of-the-mill Pinot Grigio, this refreshing white offers notes of white peach, honey and leachy fruit. It has a creamy, dense feel and enough acidity to keep it lively and crisp. 1 Note
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Marco Scolaris Pinot Grigio - 2009
