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RE: Cabernets under $35 tasting...

Posted by triodesteve on February 23, 2016 at 10:55:38:
Can I ask why you don't like it? Just curious. In my opinion (just mine) its one of the few whites with real complexity.

I taste so many awful white wines. Especially domestic. chard, viognier, pinot gris.

Give me a chenin blanc or gawurtz, or riesling any day.

I think people are afraid of sweetness...they think sweet wines mean they are amateur tasters.Or are unrefined. Granted there are many bottles of Riesling made every year that are out of balance...too sweet with not enough acid. But made with balance...