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The Estate At White Hall Vineyard
NV Soli Deo Gloria White Blend, Virginia

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Category: White Hybrid Blend

Date Tasted: 4/6/2023

Country: USA

Alcohol: 12.5% RS: 2%

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91 Points

Gold Medal

Exceptional

$22

The Estate At White Hall Vineyard
NV Soli Deo Gloria White Blend, Virginia

Pair this wine with:

Category: White Hybrid Blend

Date Tasted: 4/6/2023

Country: USA

Alcohol: 12.5% RS: 2%

Yellow straw color. Aromas and flavors of green melon, perfume, orange blossom honey, and lychee with a round, shy, dry-yet-fruity medium body and a refreshing, medium-length finish that presents impressions of orange blossom honey, honey suckle, jackfruit, and grilled peach. Highly aromatic with lower acid, this is a perfect aperitif wine to pair with a salad course.

Tasting Info

	Style:	Crisp & Lively
	Aroma:	green melon, perfume, orange blossom honey, and lychee
	Flavor:	Same as aromas with impressions of orange blossom honey, honey suckle, jackfruit, and grilled peach
	Sweetness:	Dry-yet-Fruity
	Enjoy:	Now-3 years on its own and with food
	Pairing:	BBQ Chicken, Pad Thai Chicken, Chicken Fajitas
	Bottom Line:	Highly aromatic with lower acid, this is a perfect aperitif wine to pair with a salad course.

The Producer

The Estate at White Hall Vineyard

Their Portfolio

85 •	The Estate At White Hall Vineyard NV Wandering Goat Red Blend, Virginia 12.3% (USA) $28.00.
87 •	The Estate At White Hall Vineyard NV Reserve Label, Virginia 12.5% (USA) $29.00.
85 •	The Estate At White Hall Vineyard NV Solus Christus White Blend, Virginia 14.3% (USA) $24.00.
91 •	The Estate At White Hall Vineyard NV Soli Deo Gloria White Blend, Virginia 12.5% (USA) $22.00.
BR •	The Estate At White Hall Vineyard 2020 Reformation Rosé 11.2% (USA) $24.00. - Bronze Medal

White Hybrid Blend

Serve in a White Wine Glass

White Hybrid Blend is a category that includes white wines made from two or more hybrid grapes; there wines comes from states such as Wisconsin, Missouri, New York State and Virginia. Grapes include Vignoles, Seyval Blanc and Traminette; the wines tender to be on the lighter side and should be enjoyed young. Food pairings depend on the dryness of the wine; picnic salads and lighter seafood are good choices.