Price: $2.99 @ Trader Joe’s
What They Said:
Per the winery “Bright, clean and crisp. Reflecting characteristics of hay, herbs and citrus. The grapefruit and lime flavors are subtly balanced by a little melon and kiwi. A very versatile wine, paring up nicely with seafood, chicken breast, salads and creamy pasta dishes.”
What I Think:
This one started and finished nice on the palate but was a mess in between… Was it too cold? As always more flavors started to emerge as it warmed up. Nice minerally finish but tart leaving you with a slight tang…hints of floral, lemon and citrus throughout. If you don’t taste it let it cool. Perhaps it is time for a wine fridge so I can get the temperature right…Any generous readers out there?
Worth a go if you don’t want to spend for the more expensive Geyser Peak ($8), Kono ($8) or (yet to be reviewed) King Shag ($7). That said I would recommend splurging, that is what I’ll be doing. By the way, $11.50 on the Jepson website. $2.99 at Trader Joe’s…
Rating: Skip It
I’ve been to Jepson and what I REALLY love about them is their brandy…
Sounds like a very strange wine. Could be worth a try though.
As usual, I’m behind you on all these wines. I tried this one last night and had a similar reaction. I also pointed out that I noticed their “direct” price on the winery site. Weird…