Everything but the kitchen sink! This idiom came to mind as
I was tasting this week’s Wine Wednesday feature, Adler Fels, Kitchen Sink
Reserve White Table Wine. I have to
admit, the label lured me. With a name
like Kitchen Sink, I knew it had to be a blend and I always enjoy a blend -
trying to figure out what each varietal is bringing to the table, or in this
case the sink.
Adler Fels sources their grapes from top
producers all across California - maybe that's where the "reserve" comes into play. The varietals and the percentages used for
this wine are a well-kept secret. This happens to be an NV or non- vintage wine, which could be part of the secret - a blend of different vintages. On the
nose, tropical fruit and faint floral and vegetal notes. On the palate, pear
and citrus with a somewhat herbaceous, almost medicinal ( but not necessarily in a bad way) finish.
What varietals are in this blend? Well, it’s more like, what
varietals aren’t. I found this wine to be more of a hodge podge than a
blend. There was too
much going on all at once. The wine didn’t
unfold or evolve. It seemed as though the winemaker was trying to be everything
to everybody, but that's sort of what the name implies.
We paired this with Spicy Chicken Lettuce Wraps. Try also with Shrimp Po' Boys. Click the links below to print or save the recipes.
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