Happy Tuesday all, how is everyone doing after the Valentine's Day fiasco. I can imagine most are getting over that hangover a bit and are looking forward to a relaxing week ahead of them. Well what better way than to have a simple wine that will be kind to your wallet post-Valentine spree. In the second installment of my value wine segment I review the Barefoot Pinot Grigio, which retails for about $7 a bottle. It is readily accessable and will be uncomplicated and easy.
I appreciate a wine like this for two reasons. The first is simple, for the price the wine is pretty good. The second reason is because a simple value wine like this one let's you enjoy a higher quality selection from Northern Italy or Alsace. With a case production of almost 300K a year, it's pretty consistent.
The wine is a non vintage blend, and looks very youthful with a light yellow hue. The nose is mellow with a solide ocre of fruit like tart apples and citrus. The finish is soft and easy, pleasant and refreshing.
Look to have light dishes with a wine like this. Maybe some shrimp or fish would work, but don't be afraid to put some chicken up next to it either. An easy go-to starter wine. Cheers!
Wow, wine tasting? I love these events. I love wine and I'm always interested in new wine cellar offerings in my area.
ReplyDelete