Ampelos 2010 Phi Viognier (Santa Barbara County)
It's all about acidity in this clean, racy Viognier. Really gets those tastebuds whistling, with zesty pineapple, lemon, vanilla and spice flavors. Made without oak, it's a fine cocktail wine to drink with tapas-like appetizers.
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Price$25,Buy Now
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DesignationPhi
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Alcohol13.8%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryWhite
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Date Published7/1/2011
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