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Blue Teal 2010 Riesling (New Mexico)
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Abundant tropical fruit and honeysuckle aromas get a fine zesting of lime skin on this surprising bang-for-your-buck Riesling. Semisweet in style, almost with a deeply concentrated fruit palate, it finishes quite dry on a supple, waxy lanolin note.
— A.I.
(4/1/2012)
Blue Teal 2004 Shiraz (New Mexico)
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Clove and cherry lead the wine but on the palate, there's too much of a tart, fruit juice blast. There's some spice and heft in the finish but overall, the flavors are one-dimensional.
— S.K.
(2/1/2007)
Blue Teal 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon (New Mexico)
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This New Mexico Cab offers exotic spice and tobacco on the nose and cigarbox, smoked meat and red berry on the palate. Robust and masculine, it will pair well with grilled steaks, barbecue chicken and spicy cuisine.
— S.K.
(10/1/2008)
Blue Teal 2006 White Merlot (New Mexico)
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There’s curiosity in the concept of a white Merlot, but once you move beyond the appealing citrus nose and into the very sweet flavors of this New Mexico offering, there’s question as to whether this actually works. Sweetness overpowers the fruit, and the wine wants balance.
— S.K.
(7/1/2007)
Blue Teal 2005 Riesling (New Mexico)
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Honey, pineapple and pear on the nose are continued on the palate. The flavors are quite pretty but the overall structure of the wine tends toward watery; could use more acid and strength. Still, enjoy it chilled on a patio or in a hammock and you’ll find it an enjoyable, affordable warm-weather choice.
— S.K.
(9/1/2007)
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