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| Hello, has anyone heard of the wine Viona? Sorry, I am not that well informed about wines. That is why I am reading you. To learn. Thanks, Cham |
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| Did you mean Viognier? |
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| yes, sorry, I ment viognier. Do you know something about it? |
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| Viognier is an off-dry, low acidity white that comes from the warmer climate of the Rhone Valley. It doesn't age well. A bit of jasmine, stone fruit. I personally can't stand the stuff. |
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| Too bad you injected your personal dislike into your response. I wonder how many Viogniers you have tried, and what they were paired with? and do you like white wines in general? Some Viogniers age very well -- considering that white wines are generally not as long-lived as reds. Are you familiar with Condrieu? In good years, it ages very well. |
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| ..I did say "personally". I don't write anything off and I will probably continue to give Viognier a chance to redeem itself, but so far I haven't liked any of them. I'm not a sommelier, but I know what I like and dislike. I'm sorry that this offends you. |
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| Thank for your responds.What would you pair this wine with?(i would think of fish, scalllop and fruits, jasmine and orange maybe.)How about you? |
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| Even if nobody eats jasmine, I will.. It's not what creative cooking is about? Let's think outside the box...But seriously, I ment anything with jasmine taste, for example involve jasmine tea somehow..I don't know. Just fantasise.. Cham |
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