Before & after: Apple blossoms and pears that are all a tad musky
Taste
Right from the start, this is a bland semi-sweet German wine that feels tailor-made to wash down most south-east asian dishes. At a stretch, this Qualitätswein could lay claim to floral, semi-tropical or orchard-fruit flavours and slowly developing passionfruit. This would be a great choice for someone after wine & Thai <$20. If you care about enjoying what you drink or impressing a drinking partner, splurge on a Riesling or Gewurztraminer at twice the price for a drop worth sharing.
Tale
This non-specific regional blend appears to have been named in honour of Karl Kaspar, the 17th-century Archibishop-elector of Trier and Prince-elector (Kurfürst) of the Holy Roman Empire. Beyond this, all I can establish is that the grapes are from Nierstein, which means they were possibly a conglomeration of the lesser-quality grapes from a range of local vineyards.
Price: $8
Quality: ☆☆
Value: ☆☆☆
http://danmurphys.com.au/product/DM_906811
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