I received a bottle of Four Seasons Viognier wine to review. Viognier (pronounced vee-on-yay) is one of the world's finest white wine grapes.
The wine scene in India has never been this vibrant. Four Seasons with its vine yards at Baramati, Maharashtra, has been producing some outstanding variety of wine.
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| Interesting patterns formed by the bubbles in the bottle |
Four Season's Viognier is a dry wine with strong aroma of peaches and a faint note of nutty flavors. At around $10, the cheap price makes the wine more palatable.
Type: Still White Wine
Grapes: Viognier
Origin: Baramati, Maharashtra, India
Style: Off Dry
Tasting notes
Color: Bright and clear gold.
Aroma: Intense perfume of blossom, with delicate hints of dried apricots and peaches.
Palate: Well-rounded with balancing acidity and an attractive lingering finish.
Serving suggestion: Enjoyed best at 10 -12ยบ C as an accompaniment to sprout based salads with fruity dressings, or light fish and chicken dishes.Also pairs well with mildly spiced Indian and Asian cuisine.
For more information on Four Seasons visit: www.fourseasonsvineyards.com
Follow Four Seasons on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/FourSeasonsWines
My earlier blog posts on wine tasting:
A rendezvous with wine
Food, Wine and Smiles
Four Seasons Merlot Red Wine
My earlier blog posts on wine tasting:
A rendezvous with wine
Four Seasons Merlot Red Wine
Looks yummy! and the price is definitely right
ReplyDeleteWow! What a fabulous edit of a photo into a piece of art!!! Brought to mind the scene of conception to me ... But maybe I should put down my glass of wine. ;)
ReplyDeleteNot much of Wine Connoisseur here but I do like the fabulous bubble pattern. Sounds like it might be a tasty wine from your description. I'm more of a Champagne person.
ReplyDeleteGlad you see your tastes are improving, my friend - though I will admit they are quite superb in the scotch department. Now, it is time for you to visit me in San Francisco so I can introduce you to some REALLY fine wines. You'd better make it soon - remember, I am now 69!! I like Voigniers, a European grape I first drank about ten years ago...but, in the whites, I prefer a very rich buttery chardonnay, oak aged, not the lighter ones some sees from California vintners.
ReplyDeleteWhoops, I see I spelled Viognier incorrectly. Well, it IS 5AM, after a night of listening to "crackers" blasting all over. I need a glass of Viognier before my coffee to get my head on straight. Hope you are having fun this Diwali. Drive safely.
ReplyDeleteWhite wines are my favourite :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bubble image. The wine sounds great too!
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Lucky you!
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