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Saint Clair Vicar’s Choice Sauvignon Blanc Rosé Bright Light 2022

Name: Saint Clair Vicar’s Choice Sauvignon Blanc Rosé Bright Light 2022
Brand: Fresh and lively showing perfumed strawberry and juicy watermelon.
SKU: SC LA 22 SBR VCBL INTL
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Fresh and lively showing perfumed strawberry and juicy watermelon.

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Tasting Notes

Colour:

Pale pink.

Aroma:

Lively aromas of strawberry and fresh watermelon.

Palate:

A luscious palate bursting with juicy fruit flavours or ripe watermelon and fresh strawberry with a hint of blackcurrant on the finish.

Ageing potential:

Perfect for drinking immediately this wine will be at its best over the next two years.

Winemaking and Viticulture

Winemakers:

Kyle Thompson

Winemaking and Viticulture:

A blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Malbec varietals sourced from selected vineyard sites capable of reaching optimum flavour intensity before the sugar levels became too high. The fruit was specially selected and machine harvested in the cool of the night in order to retain fresh fruit flavours. The grapes spent a few hours on skins to extract the soft pink colour then were carefully pressed. After settling the juice was fermented in 100 per cent stainless steel at cooler temperatures to retain fruit flavour and freshness. At the end of fermentation the wine was stabilised, filtered and carefully prepared for bottling.

Wine Analysis

Wine Analysis:

Alcohol 9.5% v/v

Residual sugar 12.0g/litre

Acidity 8.5g/litre

pH 3.54

Food Match

Our Food Match Recommendation:

A perfect match with fresh fish and summer salads.

Vegan Friendly

Tasting Notes PDF

Click here to open the 2022 tasting notes as a PDF.

Previous Vintages Tasting Notes:

2021 | 2020 | 2019 | 2014

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