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Gets the job done with dryness, crispness and savory flavors of lemons and limes. Nothing complicated here, just a good, affordable wine to drink with everything from cocktails to chicken and Chinese food. 1 Note
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For Argentine PG it’s attractive. The nose is clean but simple, while the palate is fresh and easy, with driving pineapple and lemon flavors being pushed along by good acidity. Juicy and wet on the finish, and overall it ranks as a nice, fruity wash. 1 Note
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This value-priced Chard is on the lean side, with pear, melon and peach flavors that are just this side of ripe and juicy. Pear, melon and anise aromas complete the picture. Most appropriate as an apéritif. 1 Note
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From the grape also known as Welschriesling, an aromatic, fragrant wine brimming with peach, mineral, wildflower and citrus. Bone dry and tart with high acidity, this refreshing sipper is like a cross between Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling. 1 Note
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Despite a lightness that verges on insubstantialness, this clean, fresh wine is flowery and citrusy, picking up green apple flavors on the finish. A good patio wine. 1 Note
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Intriguing and nice, with pungent yet typical aromas of citrus, nettles and wildflower. Citrus, chalk and mineral character on the palate is exactly as expected, while the finish is quite long and stays the course. An enjoyable white wine. 1 Note
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Dusty apple, pear and other dry-fruit aromas give this clean wine a good but basic starting point. The palate is fresh but exceedingly simple in terms of its apple, kiwi and nectarine flavors. Pithy and bitter on the finish, but fresh. Tastes and smells like a standard white Rioja. 1 Note
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Lately, this rather unique Riesling seems to have found its calling. It’s big and chewy, and very un-German. The bouquet deals melon, honey and floral notes, which are capped by dry, minerally stone-fruit flavors that spread onto the long finish. A pleasant surprise. 1 Note
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Lots of fruity essence in this slightly sweet, oaky wine. It has tropical fruit, peach and apple flavors, and crisp acidity. 1 Note
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Spritzy, with a stand-up mouthfeel that sports notes of fresh green peas and minerals. The fruit is mostly lemon-lime, with a touch of green bell pepper onto the midpalate. Herbaceous but nice. 1 Note
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Campus Oaks Sauvignon Blanc - 2008
