Grover Zampa Viognier

If you want to get acquainted with Indian white wine, the Viognier grape is a good choice. Because the Viognier is relatively soft. More floral and mild than tight and crispy. In a sweaty climate it is difficult to make sparkling fresh wines with farm-fresh citrus. A good Viognier is then more feasible.

This 'entry-level Viognier' from Grover Zampa is a good illustration. It has a pleasant, floral nose. Creamy, soft and floral on the palate. Also recognizable as Viognier when tasted blind. With even some minerality and a pungent almond bitter in the aftertaste. Grateful material for tasting clubs that like to taste their wines blind.

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If you want to get acquainted with Indian white wine, the Viognier grape is a good choice. Because the Viognier is relatively soft. More floral and mild than tight and crispy. In a sweaty climate it is difficult to make sparkling fresh wines with farm-fresh citrus. A good Viognier is then more feasible.