Shigenobu
A bold and textured wine with a distinctive nose featuring a sour apricot and chalky notes, balanced by a flavor of hazelnut mousse and preserved lemon. The follow through is long and textured, with a lingering chalky and smoky quality.
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Voss Expert tasting note
The nose is an intricate tapestry of dried apricot, orange zest, and a hint of marigold, underscored by a subtle minerality.


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Shigenobu
A bold and textured wine with a distinctive nose featuring a sour apricot and chalky notes, balanced by a flavor of hazelnut mousse and preserved lemon. The follow through is long and textured, with a lingering chalky and smoky quality.
Padua
Unique and compelling wine experience, outlined by its distinctive nose and flavor profile. The color is a deep orange to amber hue, as the aroma is dominated by a sophisticated array of ingredients, bringing sour cream, chives, basil, oregano, dried oranges, and marzipan. The flavor is marked by a sudden shift towards a yeasty, grainy, and oxidized taste, followed by a lingering aftertaste reminding of beer.
Sliderx Kauffmam
Multi faceted and multifaceted wine with a bold and acidic profile, recognized by vibrant and earthy undertones. The citrus touches are prominent, adding dimension and nuance to the broadly experience.
Based on 11 customer reviews.
I love it!
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Customer
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Shigenobu
A bold and textured wine with a distinctive nose featuring a sour apricot and chalky notes, balanced by a flavor of hazelnut mousse and preserved lemon. The follow through is long and textured, with a lingering chalky and smoky quality.
Padua
Unique and compelling wine experience, outlined by its distinctive nose and flavor profile. The color is a deep orange to amber hue, as the aroma is dominated by a sophisticated array of ingredients, bringing sour cream, chives, basil, oregano, dried oranges, and marzipan. The flavor is marked by a sudden shift towards a yeasty, grainy, and oxidized taste, followed by a lingering aftertaste reminding of beer.
Sliderx Kauffmam
Multi faceted and multifaceted wine with a bold and acidic profile, recognized by vibrant and earthy undertones. The citrus touches are prominent, adding dimension and nuance to the broadly experience.
Pheasant's Tears Kisi is a bold and textured orange wine, praised for its distinctive nose with sour apricot, chalky notes, and a complex flavor profile featuring hazelnut, citrus, and earthy undertones. While some appreciate its vibrant acidity and herbaceous flavors, others find it too yeasty and oxidized. It pairs well with robust foods, though opinions on its overall appeal vary.
Pheasant's Tears Kisi presents a captivating amber hue, indicative of its traditional Georgian qvevri fermentation. The nose is an intricate tapestry of dried apricot, orange zest, and a hint of marigold, underscored by a subtle minerality. On the palate, this wine reveals a robust structure with a harmonious interplay of vibrant acidity and a gentle tannic grip, characteristic of its skin-contact vinification. The finish is long and complex, with lingering notes of honeyed nuts and a whisper of spice. This Kisi exemplifies the depth and authenticity of Georgian winemaking, offering a compelling experience for the discerning palate.
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