2017 Intersection “Alluvia” Merlot grilled wild rice stuffed red pepper and it’s probably at the

and it’s probably at the height of its prime for the next couple of years

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with a truly mouth-watering experience framed by soft

The finish of this wine is a highlight on its own by its length and complexity but also the fantastic frame of acidity offered from start to finish

A wonderful rosé with a mouth-watering opening and a remarkable finish

2017 Intersection “Alluvia” Merlot grilled wild rice stuffed red pepper and it’s probably at theHere is the other half of the 10 acre Merlot vineyard at Intersection, made in the same way as its counterpart, the Silica Merlot. The only difference is the soil in this case being alluvial soil. The Alluvia displays a more fruit forward style, with rich, deep and explosive features. The wine also has a bright acidity from front to mid palate and a long and very spicy finish. Winemaker Melissa Smits maintained a wine that isnt too heavy despite the