I almost GAVE UP, aged BURGUNDY & Liquid GOLD | My TOP WINES of 2023
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มิ.ย. 2024
- Here are my most memorable wines of 2023.
🥂 Wines featured in this episode:
Krajančić Plavac Mali 2019
Huet Clos du Bourg Moelleux Vouvray 2003
Domaine de la Réserve d’O La Réserve d’O Terrases du Larzac 2020
Fongoli Laetitia 2021
Terre Stregate Caracara 2018
Orma Rosso di Orma 2021
Lingua Franca The Plow Pinot Noir 2019
Catena Zapata Adrianna Vineyard River Malbec 2019
Cataldi Madonna Malandrino Montepulciano d’Abruzzo 2021
Laflaive Puligny Montrachet Les Combettes 2013
Alaverdi Monastery Marani Since 1011 Rkatsiteli 2015
Bodegas Franco Bordon Viña Sole Reserva 2017
Oroszlános Borbirtok Hasznos Dúlö 2021
Viña Zorzal Señora de las Alturas 2021
Artazu Pasos de San Martin 2019
Matalj Bukovski Cuvée 2020
Vesztergombi St Lászlo Bikáver Premium 2019
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Glad you are still doing the thing! I follow only a few wine experts, largely do to the overt sense of wine-elitism and lack of personality from too many that make me feel there is some "us versus them" in the wine community. You have your own unique personality that makes me want to know what you have to say , providing information that projects that you do not judge consumers' tastes, knowledge level, or financial status. Your approach epitomizes the adage "you like what you like", but also- "I want to provide information so that you can find more wine to explore and more information to further increase your appreciation for the art of wine making." Many thanks.
That is one of my favorite comments in a long time and it is the ethos of the channel
I’m so glad you didn’t quit! You’ve quickly become my favorite wine channel with so many good videos to go through. Cheers! 🍷
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Great video, Matthew! Congrats on the growing channel, you deserve it, your hard work and passion for wine really shines through! Love these choices, it goes to show how beautiful memories connected to wine and food are😊
🙏🙏 wine is all about memories for me
Don't give up Matthew, I've been a subscriber for a long time now and I enjoy watching your vids. We share similar tastes and I love your blind tasting. Keep going!
Thank you! Forward and onward for me
Well this year, been learning about italian wines, Chianti Clasicos and Igts that i have seen here.. happy christmas...thanks for showing us wines from the world...
Thank you and keeping enjoying them!!!
Happy Holidays Matthew. I'm in Budapest for the holidays and we enjoyed a few glasses of the vesztergombi Bikaver you tasted at the end. Funny you mentioned that Bikaver reminds you of Chianti classico! I told my wife that I was given this blind I'd probably call it a Chianti Rufina!
Ahhh that is a better comparison, Rufina instead of Classico.
Great video. That's what I love. To find hidden gems that's still affordable priced. Good to see your channel has grown a lot. What I like most about this channel is that you allmost allways taste the vines you evaluate blind. That's the right way to do it.
I do like occasionally throwing some non blind vids in!
Hi Matt, I’ve really come to enjoy your channel more and more. I hope that it keeps growing and you havre more success.
Thank you so much
What another incredible year... Congrats on all this my friend and all the content created ! Undoubtedly one of the best WINE CHANNEL ON TH-cam ! I always believed in you and I'm very happy to support you, looking forward to have you again around here, to discover more vineyards and road trip across the country
I thank YOU the most out of many wine people in my life. I appreciate your genorosity with time and connections over the years. Hope to see you again soon in 2024!
Congratulations on growing your channel! A big cheers from us wine lovers here in Melbourne 🍷!
Thank you mates! I hope to make it down there sooner rather than later
Nooooo!!!!! You are a treasure, please keep going! Love your channel!
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We love you Matt, keep up the great work!
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Glad to see another video from you, Dr! It's amazing to hear about your travels internationally with the opportunity to taste rare wines from each part of the globe, especially from many underrated regions. I will definitely be on the lookout for these wines. Keep up the great work and look forward to watching more of your content!
🙏🙏🙏 so much!
So much fun to watch. Great selections! I love what you said about Adrianna Vineyard Catena Zapata. Happy Holidays!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉
And to you as well! Hope to see you down there in Argentina soon!
Great list as always Definitely not the usual suspects Glad to see you are continuing on Much success in 2024 Hope to see you at the Beirut next time I am in town
Yes I hope to see you soon
Please keep the content coming, love this channel and always learn something!
🙏🙏🙏 thanks!
It happens to all of us at one point or another that life becomes an enigma, but in your case I’m glad that you continued. You are great at what you do.
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Mathew you are the best😊
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Glad you didn't give up! And glad it turned out a good year for you and the channel. I like what you've done overall. Sometimes there's wines I probably won't have access to in my area. But it's still nice to learn about. But maybe good that sometimes there are wines I can find sometimes as well. And enjoy your honesty, especially with your tastings. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching as always! You do pretty well down south despite the availabilities
I’ve loved following you through the last year!
Genuine passion and hard work are paying off.
You’re not where you are today due to luck. Keep up the great work.
Cheers! 🥂
Thank you and HNY!
Lingua Franca is an excellent producer I enjoy very much as well!
Fabulous wines indeed!
Congrats on the growth of your channel! You deserve it.
Nice list.
On the Adrianna Vineyard, Catena has a (way) cheaper wine from this vineyard, coming from the DV Catena lineup. It's really good, really light in style. One of the best wines I've had this year.
It is good! They do a great job throughout their range
Great VId! I'm glad you stuck with it! Keep them coming!
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Congrats bud on the big lift in the channel this year. Looking forward to 2024!
Hoopin on Weds???
@@drmatthewhorkey nope that league is definitely done
Thanks for this video. Wishing you and your channel further success and growth in 2024. Cheers and keep up the good work!
Many thanks for all the support and comments throughout this year
Love the video. Its nice to see a wine reviewer/personality that has an explorers palate, feels like so many dont stray from "classic" producers and varietals. I'll definitely be on the lookout for some bikaver! Sounds delicious
Thanks! I think it’s mostly market driven, exotic wines don’t grab attention
Happy Hollidays Matthew!
I wish you more subscribers and many great wines in the next year.
Hvala! 🙏🙏
Exelente line up Dr. Thanks so much for sharing !!!
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Im thankfull for your entertaining videos and the consistency you post them. Cheers to you and Merry Christmas!
Happy holidays to you as well
Cheers to an amazing 2023! Lot of wines to add to my list from this video. So glad you kept with it and your channel keeps growing 🥂
Thank you and happy holidays!!!
Great video! I have enjoyed your wine journey for a couple of years now, and even your down moments have been educational. I'm so glad to hear that your fan base is growing - I hope it will continue so you will keep your channel going. As far as how my wine year has gone, I've had a challenging year and have forgotten most of the wines I've tried, but Margaret River cabs stand out, as well as Tannat blends from Uruguay and Madiran. For reliably good stuff when I don't feel up to exploring, I usually fall back on the Southern Rhone. GSM blends seem to hit the sweet spot for me.
Nothing wrong with GSMs (you ll see a video soon of those around the world)
I'm so glad that 2023 was a good year for you. I enjoy your videos immensely & learn a lot from them; you can tell how much effort & heart you put into them. Please continue putting out great content!! I wish you a great 2024!
Thank you and wishing the best for you as well
Congratulations, Matthew! You are doing an amazing job, this channel is a true jewel. What I love in particular is your very personal approach, your genuine appreciation of different grapes, without any prejudice or bowing down to great names and high scores.
Personally, I am also always happy to hear about your encounters with wines from the Balkans, where I have spent almost seven years, and of course, I share your love for Sangiovese. Thank you, and have a great 2024!
Thank you and I hope to see you in Tuscany in 24’!
Thanks for sharing the unique experiences you've had with these wines. Each story makes the wine twice as special.
I am glad you enjoyed hearing them :)
What a legend, keep grindin mate!
You too Tare BEAAARRR
Dear Matthew, I wish you Merry Christmas and a healthy and tasty 2024. I love your channel. You present and taste wines with joy and passion. You must feel blessed to cross the world visiting wine areas, but possibly it's sometimes also real hard work. I am happy to see a lot Europe in your top wines list. Especially Italy. Keep up the good work! Cheers from the Netherlands.
Cheers and thanks! Wishing you a happy holidays as well
Love your videos! They are always filled with enthusiasm and, an obvious love of wine. As a relative newbie in wine, what have you found to be the best way to decipher aromas and flavours? Please keep the vidoes coming! Wishing even more success in 2024. Happy New Year!
Thank you. Don’t get caught up in ‘proper’ wine terminology. You smell what you smell
I love your channel, keep up the good work!
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Great video Matt. I can't believe you almost gave up because this year has been a great year for you and some of my other favourites such as Konstantin, John and Agnes. TH-cam wine channels used to really low key and disconnected without a sense of community but in the past few years that's changed thanks to you guys. There's no doubt that your personal styles of delivery have helped in the transition from dry, stuffy reviews to enjoyable channel content.
Some wonderful and interesting wines on your list and long may that variety continue. My own wine epiphany this year has been my born again appreciation of great quality low intervention wine, especially white wine from Spain. Happy Christmas Matt. 🍷
I love love the minimal intervention whites from Spain. Had several a few months ago in Madrid. You’ll see many Spanish wines here in the coming months!
Agreed! All reviews were once stuffy and now most are ignorantly biased toward big reds. Matthew’s change of the paradigm is so refreshing!
Great choices, Matt and thanks for traveling the unbeaten road! This year I was astounded by a 2018 Juhfark from Fekete Pince, thanks for turning us on to that producer! I also really enjoyed a 2018 Domaine de Chevalier blanc, a 2016 Diedescheimer Hohenmorgen auslese by Basserman-Jordan, and the 2016 Jako Vino Stina Plavac Mali Za Inspiraciju love how you are promoting the most exciting merging wine regions keep it up please!
Ahhhh some really nice wines there!!! Ahhh glad you remember Fekete Pince
Beautiful video Matthew i love your enthusiasm in wine! I felt like i knew all of them even if i have to try most of them!
Big hug from Italy 🫂🇮🇹🍷
Thanks and hope to see you in 2024!
Wine is memory! And the way you made this video made me think that you are a part of my memories now ! I really appreciate your work and follow you cause I also am a wine geek! I can’t thank you enough for the work . Merry Cristmas !
Gracias! And you are right, wine is a about memories
Merry Christmas Matthew and it is pronounced Moelleux :)
Looking back at the vivino app to see what stood out this year (4.5 and up):
Schloss Johanisberg - Silberlack Riesling Trocken GG 2019 (althoug a bit too young still)
Bire - Grk 2022
Krajancic - Sur Lie Posip 2022
Pz Nerica - Posip Mindel 2021
Toro Albalá - Don PX Pedro Ximenez 1999
Lovric - Grk Lumbarda 2022
Florent Rouve - Chardonnay Arbois 2018 (I paired it with morbier which made the experience outstanding)
David & Nadia - Chenin Blanc 2021
Les Celliers de Meknès - Chateau Roslane Premier Cru Rouge 2019
Wagner-Stempel - Heerkretz Riesling GG 2016
Domaine Freslier - Vouvray Moelleux Réserve 2007
Domaine de Grangeneuve - V Viognier 2021
Bodega El Porvenir de Cafayate - Laborum Single Vineyard Finca El Retiro Torrontes 2022
Enate - Chardonnay Fermentado en Barrica 2022
Niceee selection! You will see that Enate on the channel ;)
Thanks Matthew, nice list! I discovered Orma through one of your videos, stunning Bolgheri at still a reasonable price! 👌🏻🍷
I agree!!!
I found your channel looking for videos on Turassi and I was hook since. That video on Georgia proved that you have amazing videos and video talent and hopefully work with Somm TV. Don’t give up on the channel, I love it.
Thanks for all the comments throughout the year!
I had dinner last night at a newish Indian restaurant in Los Angeles (Baar Baar) and chose the '03 Huet Le Haut-Lieu and would agree that it was sensational with the food. I appreciate your reviews and the education you provide and hope you keep it up!
Niceeeee! The acid with Indian food yummy
Really pleased you didn’t give up. Your wine videos are great. Different than others as they are definitely more passionate about the wine you love. This video today was an entertaining and from the heart. I will seek out at least three of the wines. I have relatives from Washington State meeting me in Bali in June and I will have them Bring over the Pinot Noir you mentioned. I was born in Eugene but have only tasted the Willamette once in 2016.
Merry Christmas from your Australian fans!
Nice are you in Ubud??? I lived in Jakarta for a year
@@drmatthewhorkey we have been to Ubud many times. Beautiful!
We live near the Hunter Valley (home of amazing Semillon) in Terrigal Australia. We are meeting family in from Washington and Colorado in June. I’ll add a link to where we are staying. You should try it some time if you get the chance.
If you ever would like to come down and stay in OZ and hit the Hunter Valley, we have a two bedroom beachside flat next to our home. You are welcome to stay on us if it is available. I know a couple wine makers in the Hunter so we could head up and do some tasting.
Happy to play tour guide and share some of my favourites.
All the best for 2024!
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This was fabulous because it was completely from the heart. There are great wines here. Many are hard to get outside their countries of production. That’s okay. They’ll be available someday and I have them written down in my “Find Someday” note in Outlook. Others I can get now and have ordered: Fongoli and Dom. de La Reserve d’O.
I LOVE your quote “Many are hard to get outside their countries of production. That’s okay.”
22:41 what a wholesome story 🥲
Yes it was great to see him again!
Great video! I really enjoy hearing about wines from countries and producers that aren’t as common. I want to explore more Eastern European wines. I’ve had some Hungarian and Moldovan wines, but very few to none from Slovenia, Croatia and Serbia, for example. I guess I have a goal for 2024.
There are excellent wines to be found there!
Excellent Review! 2019 was also an extremely good year in Spain. My favorite is Malleolus from Emilio Moro (Ribera del Duero), also Torre Muga (Rioja)! Both are outstanding!
Ohhhh Muga, I’m a Prado Eneo fan myself
I’m relatively new to wine. Was on a cruise ship. My sister is no Somalia but makes good suggestions. She suggested reisling. She was 100% spot on then I stumbled upon upon your channel. Good stuff and merry Christmas. At some point I got to get into the Reds. Not a fan of dry wine though. Got it easy into it.
It’s perfectly fine to like what you like!
Love your blind and travel videos Matthew.. especially since im a foodie too! Please don't give up! If you ever pop by Singapore please reach out to me!
Btw too many to list but my top 5 wines of 2023:
1. Saffredi 2019 - incredible nose and lively tuscan fruits n texture
2. Bargylus rouge 2013 - incredible quality from a war torn syria im from SG so this blew my mind
3. Klein Constantia Vin De Constance 2018 - Epic sweet wine period. Could not stop drinking, goes with anything or simply by itself best
4. Produttori Barbaresco 2018 - Amazing quality from a co-op and unbeatable value
5. Cap Royal Bordeaux Superieur 2019 - Proof that very affordable wines (sgd $24) can be very well made as well
Cheers!!
Excellent wines! I do miss SG
Great year of tasting! This year my favourite new wines were: Paleo 2019, Salwey Kirchberg Weißburgunder GG 2021, Chryseia 2019, Donjon Cheateuaneuf 2019 and Tondonia Reserva 2011 in that order. There were others that were great too but sticking to no more than one per country to hit just the most impressive wines that´s probably my list. Here´s to more brilliant drinking in 2024 especially with 2019 Brunello on the way...
Whooaaa those are some brilliant wines!
Matthew, I purchased many wines from your reviews, some still in cellar like Orma and Adrianna Vineyard River. If you ever start your own wine on line business please please include Canada shipping especially Toronto area. Thank you 🙂 Merry Christmas and Cheers to a Happy New Year 2024 !
Ahhh thanks and enjoy them! Some serious wines you got there
I'm with you about trying wines from lessor known regions. I just tried a Xinomavro from Alpha Estates in Greece. It was a 2014 I found on the shelf at my local liquor store. It was absolutely beautiful and elegant. I put it up there as my favorite wine of the year. At $30 CAD it's a steal! Happy Holidays.
That is a BEAUTIFUL wine! It has shown up on the channel in older videos
@@drmatthewhorkey Nice. I'll try to find it and give it a watch.
Nice! Have you tried wines from Chateau Haut-Blanville? (Languedoc)
I haven’t
Wut? Shut down?! Dr Matthew (middle-name) Horkey. You are a vital part of this online wine enthusiast machine! *finger wags*
Thanks. I don’t do this as a hobby, this is what I do full time. It got discouraging in late 2022 doing this consistently for seven years and not seeing positive results…
Matt, always a big fan but I would love to see a list of your favorite wines that are a little more accessible. Doesn’t have to be readily available at Total Wine type big box store but easily shippable in the US would be really great.
Several people got a hold of some of the wines in this video! Most of the wines are here available but it will take some hunting
My favorite while in Germany was the Chateauneuf-du-Pape Mas Saint Louis 2016.
Fantastic wine and one of the best recent vintages of it IMO
I am so glad that you didn't give up Matthew. It shows that when we keep going even when things look bleak, eventually we will achieve a breakthrough. In a earlier video I listed my favorite wines of the year. But briefly Italy, Hungary, Germany, Austria, and Georgia stand out. Being in Hungary I agree with you that Hungarian wines are underappreciated, good news for wine geeks without very deep pockets.🤣. Yes, young dry Furmints from Tokaj aged in oak don't show well in their youth, but after 5--6 years in bottle they come into their own. We had the Arvay Tokaji Single Vineyard Selection Furmint 2018 this year and it really sang. The fruit and tertiary elements were very well integrated.
They are often more approachable when blended with Harslevelu, which brings a floral and fruity element to Furmint. Yes, Villany wines are the fullest bodied wines in Hungary, with Eger reds being lighter or more savory. Szekszard reds are an in between point between the two; I haven't tried Vestergombi yet. But so far my favorite Szekszardi producer is Pal Meszaros and Eszterbauer make some good ones too. Interesting to hear you talk about Serbian wines and the 2023 Wine Vision Open Balkan, as I am reading about it in my Decanter November 2023 supplement.
Niceee. I am a big fan of what Angelika Arvay and her family is doing in Tokaj. I think that Sebestyen would be to your liking in Szekszard.
@@drmatthewhorkey thanks for the suggestion. I am going to be on the lookout for the Vestergombi Szent Laszlo Premium Bikaver 2019.
Ive got some catena Zapata Adrianna River 2019 in my stash but not popped any yet. Thinking i may drink one over the Christmas period. Wine of the year for me this year was a domaine confurion les suchot. Les suchot is probably my favourite patch in burgundy (that i can afford that is.) Vilafonte series C was pretty good for a Bordeaux blend. Also had some gerd stepp sandstein Spatsburgunder which was really punching above its weight. I had a chateau Margaux 1995 in October which was obviously great but not a wine of the year contender great. Still always appreciate the rare chance to drink first growth Bordeaux!
Ohhhh some nice wines there! Enjoy the River Malbec :)
Well, if we have to go off the beaten tracks I’d certainly mention Chateau Kefraya Comte de M 2016. Wasn’t expecting anything from a non-Musar Lebanese wine but took my car the day after and bought 6. Awesome !
It’s a fabulous wine indeed!
Have you tried the Echeverria Malbec? I find that wine to excel above every Malbec I’ve had.
I have not :)
My wine of the year is the Zilliken Rausch Spätlese 2009.
That wine was so full of bright juicy pineapple and tropical fruits. Amazing acidity. Could go for another decade or two.
Simultaneously complex and interesting; yet really fun and approachable.
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The story gets better.
My friend from work brought it in and we tried it after shift and all had loads of fun and really enjoyed it.
Six months later she asked what my favourite wine was and I said that usual thing of “oh well, you know” and then confessed that my favourite was probably the Riesling because it was so fun.
It turns out that is what she had wrapped up for my birthday present! 🥰
Great video my friend, today we have a blind taste and i try tomas postigo 3er year 2021 (was impresive if you come you need to try or 2018, 2019, 2021) Don Tomas know how to do wine (don't buy 2020 was a dissapointment compared to the other years). I try Hacienda Monasterio reserva 2017, Viña ardanza 2009, Ramon Bilbao gran reserva 2011, Paco Mulero 20 meses 2021, El linze 2021. Tomas Postigo was the winer today, next El Linze 2021 and Paco Mulero 20 meses 2021. All the wine was very good top quality. (P.D: when finish we buy 2 bottles each of Ramon Bilbao Gran Reserva 2011 because for a Gran Reserva this wine was pretty young purple and whit tannins and alredy is top but in a few years omg...and 20€ bottle)
What a set of Spanish wines!
@@drmatthewhorkey Good day Sir this weekend i taste 4 wines (v2 2010 from valdequijoso great wine but not worth the price i think, Ramon Bilbao Gran Reserva 2011 a favourite quality/price here El Bruto the one i like the most and Clio the winner), if you like monastrell you maybe want to try this one El Bruto 2021 from Juan Gil and Imanol Arias what a wine wild strawberry forest superb fruit forward but some people can't taste the strawberry flavour of the monastrell so maybe not for all people(recommend Clio 2021 from el Nido Juan Gil it's maybe a little expensive but super worth it maybe one of the great wines under 50€ 24 months in barrica and they already sell it whit 0 time in bottle but don't matter because already is outstanding and this are of the ones than if you give him time like 3 to 5 years could be even better) Juan Gil have really good wines someones a little too sweet
As well I like the Tokaji grape. To be honest unfortunately I don't have much experience with the countries of Hungary, Serbia, Georgia, Kroatia and so on. But I'm very curious to know more about them. The most familiar wine countries to me are Chile, Argentina, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and South Africa. But all in all very Basic knowledge. I like your videos a lot and I like to follow you as a wine expert
Nicceee! Keep exploring and having fun... Tokaji btw is a region made of the grapes like Furmint, Hárslevelu, Yellow Muscat, and a few others.
@@drmatthewhorkey sorry for my mistake. That means Tokaji is a region like Bordeaux, Rhone and Languedoc Rossillion?
Yes, Tokaj is the region and Tokaji is the wine (adding i to the end in Hungarian means it’s from there)… Wine is confusing!
Do you speak any other languages?? how hard was it to communicate with people in serbia, hungary s on?
English is the language of wine
@@drmatthewhorkey always want to go to Hungary for wine. But afraid of the language barrier :)
Love your work.
Hi Matthew, this is my TOP 15 list this year! Great recap for me.
Fiordaliso Roccafiore - Grechetto 2021
floral, herby, spring flowers, mineral. Nice acidity,.
Faustino Rivero Ulecia crianza 2019
forest fruits, light, medium-bodied, not oaky, a bit fizzy at the end.
Le Sughere di Frassinello 2017
black fruit, mocca, touch of leather, nice acidity, medium-bodied.
Great price ratio.
Branu Vermentino 2022
spicey, aromatic, lemon and honey. Mineral wine, with herbs, great lenght.
Khareba Saperavi 2016
red currant, strawberries, bit jammy but with nice structure and salty finish. Great acidity.
AMBRA - Barco real 2020
sour cherry, ink, acidity, juicy. Bit smokey, cacao, medium-bodied
B.Glaetzer Wallace Shiraz-Grenache
strawberries, earthy, raspberries, leather, nice touch of wood, good lenght
Pavel Springer Cab.Sauvingon 2015 /CZ/
red currant, mocca, plummy, nice acidity, earthy. Ripened well.
Entree Welschriesling 2021 /CZ/
apples, lemon, later sweetness of pineapple, herby, honey at the end, taste of botrytis.
Le Macchiole Bolherri rosso 2017
smell of poppy, nice tannins, big but integrated with good fruitiness
Finca Torremilands - Montecastrillo 2021 cosecha
raspberries, strawberries, fresh and subtle, elegant. Great in summer.
Vina Tondonia Cubillo 2015
red currants, acidity+, well integrated oak, forest fruits, juicy one.
Spielberg Pinot Blanc Austerlitz 2018 /CZ/
aromatics of lime tree, honey and lime, finish of pineapple, nice acidity. Heavier version of Pinot Blanc.
Enrique Mendoza Finca Xaconero 2018
raspberries, earthy, leathery, touch of licorice, great oak and acidity, still fresh.
Mikrosvin Welschriesling Goldhammer 2019 /CZ/
pineapple, honey, herby, pure fruitiness, med-bodied+ Great acidity, fruitiness, good lenght.
Nice varied list!