Alvori Visano
Light balance of light and melon, with a suggestion of freshness
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The nose is an elegant interplay of white peach, honeysuckle, and a whisper of wet stone minerality. On the palate, it reveals a medium-bodied structure with a vibrant acidity that enlivens flavors of ripe pear and subtle almond.
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Alvori Visano
Light balance of light and melon, with a suggestion of freshness
Hopewell
Well-balanced and sophisticated wine with a clear and pale lemon-green hue. The clean and medium intensity of the wine is accompanied by primary aromas of yellow apple, lemon, and yellow plum, with a accent of wet stone and toast. The dry and medium acidity, medium alcohol, and medium body create a mellow and mellow texture. The primary undertones of yellow apple, yellow plum, and wet stone are well-balanced and harmonious, with a secondary of toast adding strength and complexity. A good balance of fruit, acidity, and alcohol is evident, making this wine a fantastic standout for those looking for a refined and sophisticated taste experience. It is recommended to age this wine for a few years to appreciate its full potential.
Werro
Bright start to my Bessarabian adventure, this refreshing white wine exhibits the Telti-Kuruk grape variety, grown in the Shabo region. Its pale straw appearance is hinting at of a clear summer day, and yet notes of apple and melon dance on the palate, evoking the lively undertones of European Sauvignon Blanc. A charming discovery in the local wine scene, this wine is a great top pick for those exploring a lean and drinkable option.
Based on 12 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
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Alvori Visano
Light balance of light and melon, with a suggestion of freshness
Hopewell
Well-balanced and sophisticated wine with a clear and pale lemon-green hue. The clean and medium intensity of the wine is accompanied by primary aromas of yellow apple, lemon, and yellow plum, with a accent of wet stone and toast. The dry and medium acidity, medium alcohol, and medium body create a mellow and mellow texture. The primary undertones of yellow apple, yellow plum, and wet stone are well-balanced and harmonious, with a secondary of toast adding strength and complexity. A good balance of fruit, acidity, and alcohol is evident, making this wine a fantastic standout for those looking for a refined and sophisticated taste experience. It is recommended to age this wine for a few years to appreciate its full potential.
Werro
Bright start to my Bessarabian adventure, this refreshing white wine exhibits the Telti-Kuruk grape variety, grown in the Shabo region. Its pale straw appearance is hinting at of a clear summer day, and yet notes of apple and melon dance on the palate, evoking the lively undertones of European Sauvignon Blanc. A charming discovery in the local wine scene, this wine is a great top pick for those exploring a lean and drinkable option.
Shabo Grande Reserve Telti-Kuruk is praised for its balance of fruit and acidity, with notes of apple, melon, and citrus. While some find it refreshing and sophisticated, others note a muted aroma and simple taste. The wine's floral and mineral qualities are appreciated, though its price is considered high by some. Overall, it offers a refined experience with potential for aging.
This intriguing expression from Shabo showcases the unique Telti-Kuruk grape with a pale straw hue that belies its aromatic complexity. The nose is an elegant interplay of white peach, honeysuckle, and a whisper of wet stone minerality. On the palate, it reveals a medium-bodied structure with a vibrant acidity that enlivens flavors of ripe pear and subtle almond. The finish is long and refined, marked by a delicate saline edge and a hint of white pepper. This wine stands as a benchmark for Telti-Kuruk, reflecting both its varietal character and the terroir of Ukraine's burgeoning wine scene.
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