"A wine with great potential for aging. A stylistic effort designed to obtain a unique complexity and structure through the skillful combination of the different characteristics represented by various vintages. Garganega gives the wine structure, freshness and fragrance with floral notes and intense minerality, a profound expression of the volcanic-origin soil composition. When tasting, the different vintages are expressed in a long succession of hints and notes ranging from just-blooming flowers to chamomile, hazelnut, citrus and tropical fruit." —winemaker
Pasqua Hey French! You Could Have Made This But You Didn't (Fourth Edition) 750ml
Size: 750ml
Italy, White Wine
James Suckling: 92
Vinous: 91, Wine Enthusiast: 93
James Suckling: 92
Vinous: 91, Wine Enthusiast: 93
"A wine with great potential for aging. A stylistic effort designed to obtain a unique complexity and structure through the skillful combination of the different characteristics represented by various vintages. Garganega gives the wine structure, freshness and fragrance with floral notes and intense minerality, a profound expression of the volcanic-origin soil composition. When tasting, the different vintages are expressed in a long succession of hints and notes ranging from just-blooming flowers to chamomile, hazelnut, citrus and tropical fruit." —winemaker
Price: $57.99
$49.99
Products specifications
| Attribute name | Attribute value |
|---|
| ABV | 13.00% |
| Size | 750ml |
| Vintage | Non-Vintage |
| Wine Type | White Wine |
| Wine Varietal | Blend |
| Wine Region | Italy, Veneto |
| James Suckling | 92 |
| Vinous | 91 |
| Wine Enthusiast | 93 |
"Like stumbling into an underground art show where every piece makes you look twice, white flowers and fresh citrus at first glance but full of wild surprises. The palate keeps you guessing in the best way, stone fruits and spices creating organized chaos while structure holds it all together." —Wine Enthusiast
"A complex and multilayered wine with aromas of quince, pineapple and mint. Light-bodied, it shows vibrancy and savoriness, with crisp acidity and a toasted almond finish. Drink or hold." —James Suckling
"The fourth edition of "Hey French You Could Have Made This But You Didn't" opens with an understated blend of chamomile and almond custard, giving way to crushed yellow apples. It's soft and round, with subtle mineral and citrus tones complicating its ripe orchard fruits. A lime and salty flourish resonates, lingering on as this finishes with admirable length and crispness." —Vinous
