ON-335711
Tollgate Fumé Blanc 2009
Sauvignon Blanc
Ontario, Canada
LCBO# 335711
0V
8989
$15.20
Critic Reviews (4)
Sara d'Amato
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Sara d'Amato

A really lovely, sensual fume blanc with elegant toasty notes balanced by an abundance of slightly sweet fruit of...

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John Szabo, MS
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John Szabo, MS

Ripe, smoky, leesy, with evolved, baked fruit character in the citrus and tree fruit category, slipping into the...

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Michael Godel
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Michael Godel

Gives a goblet of lavish, good pleasure in honey and near Gewürztraminer, lychee-ish tropical fruit. Not so smoky but...

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David Lawrason
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David Lawrason

This is a barreled sauvignon blanc modeled on white Bordeaux. It's quite big and rich but not very cohesive. The nose...

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Community Reviews (2)
Evan Keaschuk
9090
Evan Keaschuk

Pale gold in the glass, the oak ageing of this one is instantly recognizable. The nose is quite intense, white notes of papaya, mango, clementine, peach, a hint of fresh cut grass and green pea, and minerality. It's dry and medium bodied with medium+ acid and intensity and a creamy mouthfeel. The flavours replay on the palate with the ripe tropical fruit at the forefront along with a bit of honey and spice. This is not only a seriously good value, but also an excellent example of what barrel ageing can do for sauvignon blanc. Tasted January 2014

Evan Keaschuk
9090
Evan Keaschuk

Pale gold in the glass, the oak ageing of this one is instantly recognizable. The nose is quite intense, white notes of papaya, mango, clementine, peach, a hint of fresh cut grass and green pea, and minerality. It's dry and medium bodied with medium+ acid and intensity and a creamy mouthfeel. The flavours replay on the palate with the ripe tropical fruit at the forefront along with a bit of honey and spice. This is not only a seriously good value, but also an excellent example of what barrel ageing can do for sauvignon blanc. Tasted January 2014





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