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chardonnay

one has to have oak and mlf dominant


range of body. range of acidity. range of alcohol. range of quality


range from green apple, steely mineral to tropical


dry


likely 1 big oaky, 1 macon, 1 burgundy - 1 french compulsory

riesling

likelihood of sweetness. no oak. high acidity


range of flavours from apple, floral to tropical via varietally specific petrol/ nutty character


alcohol could be low. mlf unlikely



lime/ petrol from pronoined from Clare Calley/ Eden Valley

sauvignon blanc

likelihood for only 1 oak sample


varietally specific passion fruit, tropical, grassy, asparagus, gooseberry,


high acidity


mlf unlikely

chenin blanc

oak potential. mlf potential. range of body. range of sweetness. medium to high acidity


varietally specific wet wool. apple or versions of apple. quince, pineapple, honey (either with age or botrytis). chamomille


1 with botrytis

pinot gris

there will be a PG from Italy (with high acidity) and one from Alsace (with RS)


one of the wines will at least have some sugar


one of the wines will have high acidity and one will be medium


neutral character and a riper character. spicy character


light frsh pear > NZ.


late harvest from Alsace

merlot

will be a simple merlot and a top quality bordeaux


likely countries / areas are chile or california


range of everything


when convinced it’s not cab/syrah


red/black : fruity, plum / hot climate



pinot noir

majority of pale colour


range of oak uses, non high tannins, high level of acidity, range of alcohol levels


dominance of red fruit, gamey notes, forest floor, farmyard


lighter end of body, no carbonic, maybe slightly floral


grenache

majority pale colour


range of oak use, range of tannin


acidity is likely to be lower


could be a blend / gsm


alcohol and body should be high


cabernet sauvignon

deep colour


distinctive pencil shavings, cassis / blackcurrant, mint, eucalyptus notes, green pepper


likelihood that it is oaked, high tannin


likelihood that a bordeaux will be present


range of alcohol 13° upwards


syrah

deep colour


red or black fruit


pepper


violet


spicy liquorice


meaty


medium plus to high tannin


at least one dample that has lots ok oak


elevated alcohol

northern rhone : peppery, violet


barossa: big, meaty, spicy, high alcohol, ripe jammy lots of pepper


nz hawke bay : another syrah, black

semillon

unlikely.


blends / chardonnay.


could be a Sauternes, a hunter vallet, a belnd from bdx, not strong from Aus.

malbec

cahors, argentina


chocolate


floral/spic


r.b fruit


“coca cola”


when convinced it’s not syrah and cab (thick skin)