
Pale in color with nice subtle tropical fruit on the nose, featuring lychee and pineapple. More tropical fruits on the palate are balanced by a crisp lemon acidity with a nice dry finish. Was decent with sweet soy pork belly, however the sauce slightly over powered this wine. I would pair it with something more delicate next time, such as a pad thai or crab cakes, although this wine is plenty good on it's own and would do just fine while sitting by the pool.
Price: $24
Source: Cellarbrations West End
Varietal: White Frontgnac
Tasted: October 2014
Rating: 92
Website: http://www.hitherandyon.com.au/
Source: Cellarbrations West End
Varietal: White Frontgnac
Tasted: October 2014
Rating: 92
Website: http://www.hitherandyon.com.au/