- Name: Cortenova
- Variety: Pinot grigio
- Region: Veneto
- Country: Italy
- Year: 2012
- Price: $7.95
- Shop Review: Brilliant straw color with emerald reflections. Fresh and floaral bouquet with a hint of pears, apricots, and bananas. Fresh and inviting with bright fruit and an easy drinking style with a pleasing hint of almonds in the aftertaste. Pairs well with seafood dishes, risottos with scampi, spaghetti with clams, sole in white wine. Perfect also as an aperitif.
- My Review: This wine is pretty much straight up, see-through clear. I don't know what they are talking about "brilliant straw color with emerald reflections" cause it AIN'T! Whatever, when I first smelled this wine for some reason it brought me straight to a campfire, and roasting marshmellows. Seriously, it's weird, I don't get it either, cause it's totally a fruity, light wine, but I just thought of roasty and marshmellows. But as soon as I tasted it that all went away; the flavors were fruity with pears and some other good flavors that made it light and tastey. It was also very soury and made my mouth pucker, which is a good thing to me. I bought this wine cause it was interesting and different and I liked it too.
- No food, rush hour time.
This is my first ever blog and will be a documented history of my wine experiences over the course of my last semester here at Virginia Tech. It is required for my Geography of Wine course with John Boyer but I plan to use it for my own personal enjoyment beyond the lifespan of this course as well.
Friday, March 22, 2013
Vintage Cellar Tasting - Cortenova
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