Natalie Maclean loved this wine at $19. Americans love this wine at a few dollars less. And while I loved it too, I had to shell out much more. Welcome to beautiful BC.
There is a marriage of apple (juice and cider and skin) with tropical notes, the softness of papaya, and a striking balance between those oddities that makes it zesty and like a palate cleanser mid-meal. Over the top spectacular with a Thai meal. Screw top to boot.
Price: $22 at Liberty before the overages.
Market Liquidity: The Cold Crisp Taste of Chenin Blanc, to bastardize an old tagline.
One response to “Mulderbosch Chenin Blanc, 2015”
[…] I’m including creamy cheeses). At the price point we are much more likely to spend less on the Mulderbosch and enjoy it more or spend more on the D’Orrance and wish we’d won the lottery. It would be […]