Pristine, tangy, slick.
A fan favourite, Quails' Gate's Chenin is a go-to for BC wine lovers. This vintage boasts honeysuckle and orange blossoms, sun-warmed fruits such as peach, pear and gala apples, there are also hints of melon peel and lime zest. Slick and juicy the palate delivers expressive orchard fruits and lively citrus flavours. Overall, lovely weight and levity, pristine and mouthwatering.
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Wine Scores Reviewed - May 17th, 2021

Pristine, tangy, crunchy.
Always a pleasure to drink, the Quails' Gate Chenin is one of my favourite BC white wines.
Expect pristine aromas of quava and peach stone, lemongrass and fresh mountain stream with plenty of zippy grapefruit-y aromas. The palate is an echo of the nose; yellow fleshed fruits and mouthwatering citrus flavours. Crunchy and complex with a tangy/fruity character.
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Wine Scores Reviewed - October 30th, 2017

Pristine, tangy, racy.
A fan favourite, Quails' Gate's Chenin is a go-to for BC wine lovers. This vintage is blended with Sauvignon Blanc (9%) and Viognier (4%).
Expect bracing lemon aromas layered with apple skin, dusty wildflowers, mineral, melon and honey. It has focused acidity that drives right down the palate but that is carved off by a hint of creaminess. Very racy vintage here, the fruit is less effusive than previous ones, but it's pristine and mouthwatering.
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Wine Scores Reviewed - April 29th, 2020

Mouthwatering, tangy, zesty.
A deliciously consistent dry Riesling, this vintage it leads with lime and honey, green apples and white peaches, spring blossoms and beeswax. The palate is dry, tangy and racy, zesty, on-point and mouthwatering.
A wine for holiday dinners, spicier cuisines and white meats.
Pairs Great with Gone Crackers Roasted Shallot & Herb
 
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Wine Scores Reviewed - October 21st, 2019

Mouthwatering, slick, nervy.
A deliciously consistent Riesling for creamy sauces, fried fish, sushi and fatty white meats.
The 2021 leans heavy on notes of lemon drops and stone fruits, green apples and grapefruit with hints of wildflowers and honeycomb. It's a drier style of Riesling with excellent concentration and a slick texture. The finish is long and zesty.
Pairs Great with Gone Crackers Roasted Shallot & Herb
 
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Wine Scores Reviewed - September 7th, 2022