![]() This blend of Marsanne and Roussane has a color and an aroma rarely found in most white wines. Its hue is a dark gold with a tinge of orange. The smells coming off the nose are slightly oxidized (like a Sherry smells), with other odors like sawdust, flowers, and perfume joining the unique bouquet. There is a nice acidic kick to this wine, and a woodsy, almost burnt taste that creates a slightly bitter, floral finish. This wine isn't for everyone, but I think that for those of you looking to try new things, this bottle from the Robert Katcher selection will surely deliver some novel flavors and aromas. I'd rate this wine a solid B, and it is a decent value for the $11 I spent at the Montgomery County liquor store. Comments Your comment will be posted after it is approved. Leave a Reply | AuthorWith a little traveling, a bit of time, and an infinite amount of curiosity, I will explore the countless flavors life has to offer. ArchivesJanuary 2012 CategoriesAll |