Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Tasting - Domine Loussergues


Name - Domaine Loussergues 

Variety -  Blend - Chardonnay/Viognier (about 52/48)

Country- France

Year - 2011

Price - $14.99

Shop/wine critic/winery review - None

My Review - I wanted to try a Viognier for the first time, so I went to local wine store and he highly recommend this one.  When I was viewing one of the wine tasting review videos during the quiz, Gary V. said one of the Viogner's tasted like corn cake, so I figured this one had to be good.  The color of the wine was deep, complex green.  A little bit darker and more complex than recent whites I have tried.  The scent was lemon with a little vanilla.  The taste was medium bodied, somewhat acidic, and a lemony taste to it.  I was a little disappointed in this wine.  I hyped it up pretty high and the taste just didn't do it for me.  It may be because I'm a big fan of complex, full bodied wines and this was a little light on the palate, but I definitely didn't get any corn cake/dessert flavors from this one.  That being said this was pretty good just not as good as I hoped, rating 6/10.

Food- None

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