Price: We don't remember. Probably $9.95. At most, $12.
Date drunk: April 18th, 2009
d.: That's alt 129, by the way [re: umlaut]. The smell is soapy, like nice, fancy, fruit soap.
g.: This is a really, really strange tasting wine. It's spicy. The woman at "Wine Rack" said it had a really good balance between sweet and acidic, and I think she was right. She also said a lot of other, complicated things I did not understand, but she was probably right about those too.
d.: This is like, let's say, if a Macintosh apple--not a computer--got all hot and steamy with a lemon, and produced, after the appropriate period of gestation, a mutant baby fruit.
g.: BOW CHICKA BOW WOW
I think this would taste really good with a shot of whiskey dropped into it. I would probably drop dead 30 seconds later, but I bet it would be worth it. Maybe Fireball. Someday, friends. Someday.
d.: I really like the after taste. Actually, I like the whole thing. I like it.
g.: I don't think it's something I'd like to have very often, but it's a satisfying change. I'd probably get this particular one again.
With WHISKEY.
3 comments:
the delaine vineyard gewurztraminer is definitely more than $12; i'm thinking you had the proprieters reserve gewurzt? unless prices in Toronto Wine Racks are ridiculously lower than Ottawa's!
-says a current wine rack chick
(janelle, btw) HI
note added: the picture you have displayed is the Delaine. it retails at $16 something. if you paid $12, or closer to, it would have been the PR. :)
Thanks!
By the time we actually got around to posting this one, we realised we forgot to take a picture and hadn't made note of what KIND of JT it actually was. We just tried to find a photo w/ google image search that looked sort of like it and go from there.
The PR was good; I wonder how the Delaine is? If you ever get to try it, let me know.
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