Cuyo Valley, Argentina. From Bodegas Santa Ana.
Perfume and peach on the nose.
Oily mouth feel, peaches, pears, good acidity, refreshing, spicy, with that distinctive (at least to me) Viognier edge-tang.
Grapefruit rind on the mouthwatering finish.
WTN: Casa de Campo Viognier 2004
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WTN: Casa de Campo Viognier 2004
by Bruce Hayes » Sun Jul 09, 2006 1:35 pm
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Re: WTN: Casa de Campo Viognier 2004
by Sue Courtney » Sun Jul 09, 2006 11:38 pm
Hi Bruce,
Posted a note on a couple of Chilean viogniers elsewhere. Seems the variety is taking off in South America. How would you say your Argentine viognier compared to a Torrontes, assuming you've tasted a Torrontes, of course.
Cheers,
Sue
Posted a note on a couple of Chilean viogniers elsewhere. Seems the variety is taking off in South America. How would you say your Argentine viognier compared to a Torrontes, assuming you've tasted a Torrontes, of course.
Cheers,
Sue
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