A tasted bottle
Century Blend No.2
A distinctive, composed red whose appeal lies in finesse and balance.
- Dealcoholized
- 0.25% ABV
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A tasted bottle
A distinctive, composed red whose appeal lies in finesse and balance.
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A powerful, expressive Pinot Noir with dark red fruit, pronounced tannin, and an unusually persistent finish. The frame is still thin, but the wine has aroma, depth, and enough structure to make the compromise feel worthwhile.
A poised, distinctive alcohol-removed Merlot with convincing varietal expression. Silky texture, fresh acidity, and gentle tannins form a cohesive structure around the fruit, while restrained spice and savory detail add interest. Its light body carries the flavors comfortably, and the sustained fruit gives the finish particular distinction.
A standout dealcoholized red, and convincing in that style. The structure carries the dark fruit, the sweetness stays inside the fruit, and the shift from blackberry and oak into cherry and plum rewards a slower sip. I would keep a bottle on hand.
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A convincing hazy IPA, with enough malt to give the lemon depth and measured bitterness to keep the sweetness in check. That balance holds through the finish.
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Greater concentration and more distinct layers of flavor would add depth, but the combination of off-dry softness, subtle roundness and lingering citrus-floral character makes this a pleasing, understated white.
83/100
A Chardonnay whose citrus finish is its most expressive moment. Apple and pear make a familiar opening, but the slightly thin middle needs more weight to carry the fruit.
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