Mixed Blessings 2011

Released: April 2012

Colour: Straw.
Bouquet: Lots of peach and orchard fruit aromas, with hints of tropical in the background.
Palate: Slightly off dry wine with a smooth taste and finish.
Food Pairings: Tropical and orchard fruits with a touch of sweetness lend this wine to pair well with roast chicken with herb stuffing, game birds and roast
pork with apple, onion compote.

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Next release: April, 2013

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Harvest Notes

This is a blend of two varietals: Viognier and Chardonnay Musque. The Viognier comes from a new grower for us in south Osoyoos. The Chardonnay Musque is estate grown at Blasted Church Vineyards. Both varieties were harvested in mid to late October.

Winemaking

The Chardonnay Musque was left on its skins for 24 hours to extract full muscat flavours. The Viognier was pressed off skins immediately and fermented cool. The wines were made separately and were only blended weeks before bottling. The Chardonnay Musque fermentation was stopped to retain some residual sugar in the wine.

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Silver - BC Wine Awards 2012
Bronze - Canadian Wine Awards 2012