Delida
Decent table wine, but slightly overpriced.
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Delida
Decent table wine, but slightly overpriced.
Sibel Mokgethi
Aged in stainless steel, this Ukrainian wine is owned by a Georgian family, one of the country's largest producers with 120 hectares of vineyards. The winery is located in the village of Shabo, which has been cultivated since the 6th century BC. The wine's color is a bright yellow, with a clear appearance. The addition of apple, gooseberry, and box tree hints is evident, as well as the presence of cat urine and youthful undertones. The tartness is dry, with a medium level of alcohol and a medium body. The flavors are well-balanced, with a medium concentration and a pleasing finish. Overall, this wine is a good option for those looking for a drinkable, non-ageing option.
Tamisu
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Delida
Decent table wine, but slightly overpriced.
Sibel Mokgethi
Aged in stainless steel, this Ukrainian wine is owned by a Georgian family, one of the country's largest producers with 120 hectares of vineyards. The winery is located in the village of Shabo, which has been cultivated since the 6th century BC. The wine's color is a bright yellow, with a clear appearance. The addition of apple, gooseberry, and box tree hints is evident, as well as the presence of cat urine and youthful undertones. The tartness is dry, with a medium level of alcohol and a medium body. The flavors are well-balanced, with a medium concentration and a pleasing finish. Overall, this wine is a good option for those looking for a drinkable, non-ageing option.
Tamisu
The phrase 'almond almond almond apple minerals' is a repetitive and redundant expression.
Shabo Reserve Telti-Kuruk is appreciated for its bright yellow color and well-balanced flavors, featuring apple, gooseberry, and minerals. While some find it overpriced, others enjoy its crisp, lively character with notes of peach, melon, and apricot. The wine's tartness and medium body are noted, with a clean, fresh finish. It pairs well with food, though some desire more sophistication.
This intriguing Ukrainian white, crafted from the indigenous Telti-Kuruk grape, presents a pale straw hue with a glint of green. The nose is a vibrant bouquet of white florals, green apple, and a hint of wet stone, suggesting a mineral-driven profile. On the palate, it unfolds with a crisp, linear acidity that underscores flavors of citrus zest and pear, complemented by a subtle almond finish. The wine's medium body and elegant structure make it a compelling example of the region's potential, offering a refreshing alternative to more conventional European whites.
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