Tasting notes:
Lemons, peach, and apricot on the nose
Citrus core
Finishes with floral notes, honey, and white grape
Actually, this is not a bad little wine! I see the Pepperwood Grove wines everywhere, but I rarely spot the Viognier. For a bargain label developed by Sebanstiani, this is decent stuff.
It has a simple, fruity quality that is pleasing and tastes like real wine. I paid $7 for the bottle, and that seems to be a pretty typical price. Raise a glass!
we buy it in florida at $57 a case..last year we stayed in Condriu France (the ancestral home of viognier) where the conditions are perfect for this grape so we got to know it......Pepperwood sells at a fraction of the wine there and its really pretty good....Condriu produced viognier starts around 35 Euros a bottle or like $55.
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