Inniskillin Gold Vidal Icewine 2019 375ml

RP94
Generous amounts of ripe fruit give aromatics of peach, mango, and orange. Flavors of apricot and citrus with hints of clove and a touch of vanilla make this a classic Niagara Peninsula Icewine. Always good with the traditional crème brule and crème caramel; try tropical fruit compote, roasted peaches or pineapple with panacotta; cheeses from fresh chevre to parmesan with a dribbling of honey; brown butter lobster salad with baby arugala and hazel nuts; Vidal Onion soup with cheese crouton (spin off of classical French Onion soup).
Generous amounts of ripe fruit give aromatics of peach, mango, and orange. Flavors of apricot and citrus with hints of clove and a touch of vanilla make this a classic Niagara Peninsula Icewine. Always good with the traditional crème brule and crème caramel; try tropical fruit compote, roasted peaches or pineapple with panacotta; cheeses from fresh chevre to parmesan with a dribbling of honey; brown butter lobster salad with baby arugala and hazel nuts; Vidal Onion soup with cheese crouton (spin off of classical French Onion soup).

Ratings

RP94
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate

“The 2019 Gold Vidal Icewine was fermented and aged for about 14 weeks in 90% new French oak. It comes in with 272 grams of residual sugar, 10.5 of total acidity and 10% alcohol. Rich and unctuous, this also has classic aromatics and a certain level of freshness that keeps it from being particularly cloying. This is also completely delicious, with a little of bit of spicy apricots on the mouthwatering finish. The acidity lifts the fruit and allows it to shine through. It's never going to be a nervy wine, but it is not flabby either. If you like stickies, this won't disappoint. It should age very well, acquiring a bit more character along the way. Many will like it the way it is, but it can acquire another dimension in time.”

Product Detail

Size 375 mL
Producer Inniskillin Ice Wine
Dominant Varietal Vidal Blanc
Vintage 2019
Country Canada
Region Ontario
Sub Region Niagara Peninsula
Alcohol Percentage 9.5