Has the muskiness one expects of the variety, married to a little of the lychee fruit.
The palate is interesting, lean with an acidic pitch and phenolic edge that don't necessarily ignite. I paired this with a Tom Kha Gai that initially worked well, yet subsequently was found wanting.
Taking this for a spin on Day 2, the aromatics settling - still the muskiness, a little rose water into the frame with supplementary vanilla bean. The palate has certainly eased into itself, the acid also somewhat subsiding, the phenolics a little coarser in contrast. Based on second taste 89
Tasted on: Saturday 25th November, a Root day
Source: Sample
Price: $20
Alcohol: Dunno
Closure: Screwcap
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