Bremerton Rebecca Willson, Winemaker Verdelho 2011

Langhorne Creek, South Australia, Australia
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Score: Natalie's score Community Score: 4.5/5 Community Reviews: 4 Add My Review Product #: 159848 Wine Type: White Wine	Price: $17.95 Alcohol: 13.5% Drink: 2012-2014 Sweetness: Extra Dry Bottle size: 750 ml Winery: Bremerton Agent: The Case For Wine

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Reviewed September 1, 2012 by Natalie MacLean

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Nina rated this wine as 91/100 with the following review:

Very light and fruity wine. Some pears and melon on the palate.
Fresh acidity, medium finish with floral notes.
Great with seafood!

Sara Connelly reviewed this wine as follows:

A beautiful, delicious wine. The pale straw colour is surprisingly at odds with the taste. Lovely honeyed fruit; melon, quince and pear; there is definitely a richness to this wine.

Native to Portugal, the Verdelho grape now has a strong following in Australia. Honeysuckle, ripe citrus and apple-cinnamon aromas set the stage for a crisp, bright and elegant palate highlighted by a sunbeam of fresh acidity and good echoes of the nose. Long, layered finish. Source: Vintages Wine Catalogue.

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Serve this wine between 55-60 degrees Farenheit or 12-16 degrees Celsius. Tip: If your bottle is at room temperature, put it in ice water for about 30 minutes or in the fridge for about three hours to chill it.

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