Williams Selyem 2007 Vista Verde Vineyard Late Harvest Gewürztraminer (San Benito County)
Even after a big dinner, there's room for this amazingly rich dessert wine. With residual sugar of 15.3%, it's extremely sweet, but vibrant acidity gives it nerve and zest. Shocks the palate with massive flavors of apricot essence, peaches, crème brûlée, honey and vanilla bean. Tantalizing and exotic.
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Price$40,Buy Now
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DesignationVista Verde Vineyard Late Harvest
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Alcohol10.3%
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Bottle Size375 ml
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CategoryDessert
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Date Published9/1/2009
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