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Château Burgozone Viognier 2011

Château Burgozone Viognier 2011
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Producer:
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Chateau Burgozone (Шато Бургозоне)
Country:
Bulgaria (България) 
Region:
Danube River Plains (Дунавска Равнина)
Additional Location Info:
Oryahovo (Оряхово)
Vintage:
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2011
Other vintages: 
2010 [96]
Variety:
Viognier (Вионие)
€ 9.20  
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14 Oct 2012

Winemaker's notes:
The wine has a bright straw-yellowish colour with light green hues and perfect clarity.The aroma is subtle, complex, fascinating with good intensity and fruit-flowery character. Typical of the variety shades of peach and apricot are very well complemented by banana, melon and airy floral aromas.The taste is pleasantly fresh and fruity with good length, light and harmonious body. The aftertaste is long lasting with an elegant finish.

Alc.13,5%
vol.0,75 L

Silver Medal of Concours Mondial de Bruxelles 2011

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How to drink it
Food: Риба, Пиле, Морска храна, Стриди и Сирене
Cheese: -
Temperature: 10-12 °C
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