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Sauvignon Blanc
Pascal Jolivet 'Attitude' Sauvignon Blanc 2017
Review
Pascal Jolivet is a noted winery in France's Loire Valley, particularly known for their Sancerre. "Attitude" is a budget-friendly bottling of Sauvignon Blanc from vineyards outside the limits of the Sancerre appellation. Aromas include the classic grapefruit and fresh cut grass notes that are a hallmark of Loire Sauvignon Blanc. The texture is crisp, zingy, and softly palate coating, with citrus flavors and the sensation of so-called "minerality". It's not quite complex enough to be mistaken for a Sancerre, but it's a fraction of the price and comes really, really close. Pair it with oysters or just sip a glass on its own and feel your attitude start to improve.
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Pascal Jolivet 'Attitude' Sauvignon Blanc 2017
Pascal Jolivet is a noted winery in France's Loire Valley, particularly known for their Sancerre. "Attitude" is a budget-friendly bottling of Sauvignon Blanc from vineyards outside the limits of the Sancerre appellation. Aromas include the classic grapefruit and fresh cut grass notes that are a hallmark of Loire Sauvignon Blanc. The texture is crisp, zingy, and softly palate coating, with citrus flavors and the sensation of so-called "minerality". It's not quite complex enough to be mistaken for a Sancerre, but it's a fraction of the price and comes really, really close. Pair it with oysters or just sip a glass on its own and feel your attitude start to improve.
Reviewed On: 08-29-2018
Pascal Jolivet 'Attitude' Sauvignon Blanc 2017
Pascal Jolivet is a noted winery in France's Loire Valley, particularly known for their Sancerre. "Attitude" is a budget-friendly bottling of Sauvignon Blanc from vineyards outside the limits of the Sancerre appellation. Aromas include the classic grapefruit and fresh cut grass notes that are a hallmark of Loire Sauvignon Blanc. The texture is crisp, zingy, and softly palate coating, with citrus flavors and the sensation of so-called "minerality". It's not quite complex enough to be mistaken for a Sancerre, but it's a fraction of the price and comes really, really close. Pair it with oysters or just sip a glass on its own and feel your attitude start to improve.
Reviewed On: 08-29-2018
