The full potential for this varietal is
still in the making, but it has definitely found a niche in Texas sparkling
wine. “Sealed” with a bottle cap is one unique feature you will notice and get
a kick out of with this wine. Obviously, they have ensured there will be no
chance of tainted cork for these bottles! This bottle has been sitting around
for five years, so how is it you say? Simply, great! This bottle has a softer feel, so you will
taste more tropical fruit with kiwi and peaches. The
deep pale straw color is just a sign of aging, but the aromas of apples and
mango are still intact. It is dry yet provides a slightly sweet sensory
profile. A great successor to the 2014
vintage and very nicely done. Generally, no need to hold this type of wine this
long, but just in case you forgot one in the back of the wine cellar, you know
you can still pop the top and enjoy. Cheers!
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