Culmina Unicus 2015, BC VQA Okanagan Valley
Critic Reviews (4)
A savoury nose with white pepper, green apple and citrus with a touch of honey. There is lovely texture, lots of...
Austria's Gruner Veltliner is rare in Canada but you can bet others will be planting following the critical success...
The latest Unicus is perhaps the most expressive yet, no doubt aided by the warm 2015 vintage. Again you get the...
B.C. is a playground for experimentation, a place not unlike South Africa where phenolic ripeness is almost always...
Community Reviews (1)
This is a somewhat bigger, fuller take on Austria's signature grape, but still has plenty of finesse. The nose shows lime zest, nectarine, yellow apple, nutmeg, white pepper, herbaceous notes of tarragon and bay leaf, lots of chalky mineral character, and touches of almond and honey. On the palate there is more lemon/lime citrus, lots of white pepper, a touch of menthol, and more honey/toasty/almond notes. The alcohol is a touch warm, but this will integrate nicely with the medium-high acids and smooth, round texture. Finishes Long. Tasted Nov. 2016.
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