Tasting - 2020 Sauvignon Blanc





    Today... we will be exploring the depths of wine in tasting this vintage Sauvignon Blanc. This bottle was a JP. Chenet Sauvignon Blanc wine. Grape variety is a Sauvignon Blanc, origin is from Vin de France, Gascogne, vintage year 2020, and the price for a split was $3.45. Shop review of wine says that the aromas were of citrus fruit, lemon and grapefruit. The color was golden with greenish hints. My review of the wine was that it had a slight gold/ light pale chartreuse color, probably from the vintage, acquiring darker hues with age. The smell was of pear, metal, crushed rocks, fig, the skin of a green apple and pork blood. It tasted of cat pee, sourdough, brazil nuts, metal, floral, pear and grapefruit. This was was a semi-dry wine. Overall, pretty good! 7.4/10...


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