Book: Cutting for Stone by Abraham Verghese
1. Neil Ellis Chardonnay 2009 - $16.99 (All were very good but this was Group Favorite tied with #5)Region: Stellenbosch. Attractive green tints. Tight lemony/lime aromas with green apple and a touch of vanilla. Tight focused palate with citrussy fruit and an elegant long finish.
2. Man Vintners Chardonnay 2008 - $7.99This refreshing style of chardonnay is made with a touch of oak for added complexity and richness. Melon, tropical fruit and citrus aromas, a rounded palate with butterscotch notes and prominent fruit flavours. A versatile wine that will complement virtually any food. Serve chilled.
3. Herding Cats Chenin Blanc/Chardonnay 2008 - $6.99Has a bouquet dominated by peach, lemon with a touch of delicate white flower from the Chenin (80%). The palate combines the creaminess and tropical fruit flavors of Chardonnay (20%) with the apricot and mineral flavors of Chenin. It is beautifully balanced, crisp & fresh.
4. Indaba Chenin Blanc 2008 - $8.99A sweetly perfumed wine, characteristic of the grape, showing lots of tropical fruit, melon, citrus and floral aromas. The same luscious fruit flavors follow through on the palate, backed by refreshing acidity and good structure. The finish leaves you with an intriguing note of clove.
5. Man Vintners Chenin Blanc 2008 - $7.99 (Group Favorite tied with #1)Tropical fruit, guava and melon aromas, crisp and bold sweet citrus backed by refreshing acidity and minerality characteristic of our coastal vineyards. A versatile food wine to go with most poultry, fish and salad dishes. Also fabulous as an aperitif for a hot summer afternoon. Serve chilled.
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I liked wine #5 and I really loved the book! Thanks for the good read Debbie and thanks for a fun book club!
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