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2008 Jemrose Vineyard Late Harvest Viognier Egret Pond Vineyard Bennett Valley (half bottle)
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2008 Jemrose Vineyard Late Harvest Viognier Egret Pond Vineyard Bennett Valley (half bottle)

Producer: Jemrose Vineyard
Style: Sweet Wine
Grape Type: Viognier
Origin: California
Region: Sonoma
Appellation: Bennett Valley

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91 Points | International Wine Cellar , May/June 2010

($28; for 375 ml.) Deep gold. Exotic aromas of orange zest, peach, apricot pit and honey, with a suave smoky overtone. Supple and deep, offering sweet citrus and orchard fruit flavors and hints of bitter herbs and baking spices. Turns more tangy with air, picking up notes of candied ginger and star anise. Exotic but not too heavy-in fact, this is actually lively for a sweet late-harvest wine, finishing with very good clarity and spicy persistence. This would be superb with a terrine of foie gras or blue cheeses. (JR)

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