ON-553925
La Petite Hitaire Blanc 2017
White Blend
Southwest, France
LCBO# 553925
0G
8787
$9.95
Critic Reviews (4)
David Lawrason
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David Lawrason

The southwest of France (called Gascony in days of yore) is home to some intriguing white varieties, three of which...

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Steve Thurlow
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Steve Thurlow

This is a white grape blend of ugni blanc, colombard and gros manseng. These are very common in southwest France and...

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Michael Godel
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Michael Godel

What might you get from a Gascogne blend of ugni blanc, colombard and gros manseng? In the case of La Petite Hitaire...

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John Szabo, MS
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John Szabo, MS

Light, lean, zesty, green, like a squeeze of lemon on green pepper, grapefruit over green nettles and dandelion,...

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Community Reviews (2)
Neil Phillips
8787
Neil Phillips

Nose of lemon, lemon zest, and lemon juice. Perhaps with a hint of lemon drops. :-)

Yes, there's some herbal notes, however the citrus backbone is what comes through on the palate in bracing fashion. Would admirably cut through any plate of fish & chips, and be a fine accompaniment. Also great with salads, a cheese tray and dare I say this will tackle asparagus well.

Complex this is not - but great value for hot summer nights.

Tasted July 2018.

cardamom
8585
cardamom

This is easily the tartest wine I recall drinking. Very dry and acidic. Still, it is very clean and refreshing and has a certain undertone of spiciness. Needs just a tad more residual sugar or ripeness.





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