Oneric Wines
Some tastings
have a special kind of sparkle – this one started off with sparkly labels and
proceeded to reveal some sparkling wines & a few sparks of mischievous
information.
WHITE:
- Sauvignon Blanc (2010): 4500 bottles produced. Dusty camembert, light whiff of mown grass, white peaches and grapes, white grape juice, creaminess, litchi, soft. (*)
- Chardonnay (2010): 14 months in French oak. Pretty jasmine, creamy buttery honey, runny honey & peach pips. (***)
RED:
- Cabernet Sauvignon (2009): Green peppercorns & blueberry love child, light white wine vinegar, sharp with slight acidity, pair with lamb.
- Cousin Jack (2010): 18th & 19th Century character. Cab Sauv/Merlot/Shiraz. Gummy bears, juicy red berries, berry fruit tart, powdery tannins, puff of pepper.
- Flagship Shiraz (2009): French oak. Spicy berry coulis, cocoa-y, vinegary beetroot, retarded puppy tannins, lurking balsamic. (*)
Oneric’s Own Wisdom:
- 2009 was a good vintage the world over (except for California)
- Best wine for weed – Chenin/off-dry Riesling
- Father of Oneric family was a copper miner = metallic labels
- Oneric – “what dreams are made of”
- Launched in 2012
- Produced a total of 15 000 bottles
- Sell grapes to Neil Ellis
No comments:
Post a Comment