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Critic Reviews (7)
Average final score from judges at the 2017 National Wine Awards of Canada. Tasted blind June 2017.
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Here's a juicy, fullish, succulent gamay with a fine measure of typical red berry fruit, if riper than the mean for...
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Ontario makes some very good well priced gamay and this is a good example. It is a balanced flavourful light to...
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A fresh, vibrant and pure gamay. Offering notably regional typicity - not too light, not too ripe. Lively, expressive...
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This is a light bodied nicely juicy, fresh gamay with fairly lifted aromas of red roses, strawberry-cherry jam and...
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In every ostensible way the rule of gamay goings are perpetuated on and on from Malivoire’s entry level effort in...
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Good-quality Ontario gamay, fruity, light but with a lot of tone in the mouth, liveliness and even a little carbon...
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Community Reviews (4)
This has long been a benchmark for Ontario gamay, and a staple at our abode. Consistently good year after year, but I like the extra bit of richness that it delivers in the warmer vintages, and this is one such. Food-friendly, savoury, and delicious.
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After fermentation in steel tanks, 30% of the wine is aged in neutral oak (90% French/10% American) for 6 months. Cherry, raspberry jam, cinnamon, cola, wet leaves, damp forest floor. The finish isn't long but there's some tongue tingling pepper. Well balanced acid and alcohol (12%) makes for a pleasant wine.
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