- Name: Butterfly Kiss
- Variety: Moscato
- Region: Southern Region (Chile)
- Country: Chile
- Year: 2012
- Price: Regular Price $13 Sale Price $5.95
- Shop/wine critic/winery review: Aromas of honeydew and apricot, gently kissed by orange blossom, candied pineapple and a hint of lime zest.
- My review: On the nose it smells as if I am in a large field of flowers of all colors in bloom. There is a wet white grape smell that tastes over after the flowers dance away. The fruits are easy to pick out, as there is a distinct apricot smell. It ends with the sweet smell of peach cobbler. The taste is a sweet slight fizz of a fresh bottle of carbonated water. There is a slight dandelion taste that is surrounded by apricot and melon to give it a nice fruity floral combination. At the finishing taste there is a bright pink grapefruit with sugar coated on it giving it the most pleasant taste of all the wines tried this week.
- Food Pairing: I did not have any food paired with this wine but it would be great with fruit, desserts, or a light fluffy cake. It is also good to drink without food.
Sunday, January 31, 2016
Tasting - "Butterfly Kiss Moscato"
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