Jason Solanki

High intensity aromas of petrol and beeswax. Light-bodied and medium-dry sweet with mineral, lime and hints of peach on the palate. Bright acids and a taut, medium-long finish. Light and easy drinking. Tasted Apr/2014

Dan Trcka

The 2011 Casa-Dea Winery Riesling has intensely concentrated aromas of petrol and subtle quince and apple. It is a medium bodied, extra-dry, fruity wine; with tart acidity and a medium to long, creamy finish. Drink with food; short term cellaring may allow the acidity to mellow out; drink 2018 to 2022 (screw cap enclosure). Rated 86 pts. Tasted at 'County in the City' event http://grapeselections.com/county-in-the-city-2014/ in Apr/14.

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Michael Godel

Pours and perches in the glass dry and stoic, as if bled from concrete or amphora. Swirled or not this fighter begins...

Sara d'Amato

Produced all from Prince Edward County fruit, this zesty riesling is brimming with dramatic vibrancy and exquisite...

David Lawrason

This is a lean, tart and skinny riesling with lifted aromas of petrol, lime, cooked yellow plum and spice. Acidity is...

National Wine Awards of Canada

Aggregate final score from judges at the 2014 National Wine Awards of Canada. June 2014

Casa Dea Riesling 2011