Gamay

Niagara Peninsula

Gamay

13th Street Winery - Canada - 2018

★★★★3.7
Vivino
12
Bottles per case
" Another delicious Gamay, reconfirming this grape variety is arguably the most gulpable red grape in Ontario (and beyond). The nose is fruity with bright black raspberry notes, along with licorice and black pepper. Excellent depth and complexity on the palate with flavours of black cherry, mushroom and leather with ample balancing acidity and a long finish with notes of spice. Will certainly reward those who cellar for the short-to-midterm but is drinking perfectly well on release. Serve lightly chilled so it feels cool in your mouth (13-15oC) and enjoy it with a range of flavourful every day favourites like pepperoni pizza, shepherd’s pie, pasta Bolognese or veggie stir fry.."
Release date: May 18. 2020 Bottle: 750 ml bottle
Alcohol/Vol: 12.5% Made in: Canada
By:
13th Street Winery 		Sugar Content: 5 g/L
Descriptor:
D - Dry 		Style:
Medium Bodied and Fruity
Varietal:
100% Gamay Noir
Gamay

$240
per case

9
cases available

★★★★3.7
Vivino
12
Bottles per case
" Another delicious Gamay, reconfirming this grape variety is arguably the most gulpable red grape in Ontario (and beyond). The nose is fruity with bright black raspberry notes, along with licorice and black pepper. Excellent depth and complexity on the palate with flavours of black cherry, mushroom and leather with ample balancing acidity and a long finish with notes of spice. Will certainly reward those who cellar for the short-to-midterm but is drinking perfectly well on release. Serve lightly chilled so it feels cool in your mouth (13-15oC) and enjoy it with a range of flavourful every day favourites like pepperoni pizza, shepherd’s pie, pasta Bolognese or veggie stir fry.."
Release date: May 18. 2020 Bottle: 750 ml bottle
Alcohol/Vol: 12.5% Made in: Canada
By:
13th Street Winery 		Sugar Content: 5 g/L
Descriptor:
D - Dry 		Style:
Medium Bodied and Fruity
Varietal:
100% Gamay Noir
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