Lillet Blanc

On the nose, grapefruit, tangerine, honeydew, thyme, white wine, quinine, gentian, Sprite, citrus peels, and oranges. Somewhat sweet on the palate, pear, orange, wine, tangerine,

Very good, although doesn’t seem to stay fresh for long, even in the fridge. Great on its own and mixes well also.

Very pleasant aroma and taste like a really sweet white wine. A little bitter and sour at the end. Overall, interesting! Great in cocktails that call for fortified wine

Aromas are mostly wine. Grapes and everything you expect. No indication of the sweetness to come. The flavors are wine grapes up front but the sweetness hits shortly after followed by the perfect tang of alcohol and some citrus peel in the after taste. Very tasty.

Smooth and rich. Somewhere between a dessert wine and vermouth.

12.31.21 Served: Rocks Bottle Open: Unknown (Bar) Aroma: Grape juice, pear. Flavor: Tastes like a dry moscato with a hint of pear. Slightly higher acid than carpano bianco. All Aromatization notes are lost either by serving chilled (my mistake) or improper storage (bottle was on a rail with a speed pourer, but may have been kept chilled and sealed overnight without my knowledge).

Very delicious aperitif. Round zesty berries as well as notes of lemon. Great on its own on the rocks with a twist of lemon or in a 20th century cocktail

Very mild wine taste.