Anvers Pinot Gris Gewurztraminer 2025
$26, 13.5% alcohol, screwcap, Adelaide Hills.
This is an interesting white wine. It’s fruity and accessible and just generally fun to drink, but then when you look at it a bit closer it also has grapefruit and pear-skin characters, which give the flavours a bit more oomph. In general it tastes of citrus, musk, pear and assorted flowers, and delicious versions thereof. In short, it’s hard to go wrong here. 90 points.
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