Nose: Pretty fruity, but not citrusy. Maybe apples or pears with vanilla.
Taste: Dry and peary but definitely with some honey - but it's not syrupy.
Finish: Finishes a tiny bit bitter with lingering dry honey.
What we say: S - "I like the yellow colour of it - it's almost neon!" "Do you think it has flowers in it? I mean, it comes from Romania, it's not like they have pineapples." V - "I quite like the nose, whatever it is" S - "This is a really weird wine. Did you taste a little bit of black liquorice in the end, or am I making that up?" V - "I think I like it more the more I drink it" S - "Yeah, and particularly given that it's so honeylicious, you'd think you wouldn't be able to drink a lot, but it's not sickly sweet."
What they say: Crisp, with ample ripe tropical fruits and a light refreshing finish.
Rating: 5.5 (S - 5; V - 6) We debated over this. It's one of the more interesting wines we've had, and fun to try, but we're not sure under what circumstances you'd drink copious amounts of it.
Price: £7.99
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