
North Carolina Wine TV Review:
The Childress Trio is not only a very well made wine, but gains interest and complexity from its blend of Chardonnay, Viognier, and Pinot Gris. The nose battles back and forth with apple and pear working to punch through the tropical scents of pineapple and melon. Equally complex on the mouth feel, this wine shows great body. It has good initial acidity, but could have been improved by a little bit more. Tropical flavors as well as apricots dominate the palate. This is a wine well worth trying for its complexity and flavor profile.
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according to the North Carolina Wine Ratings Scale
Price: $15
Availability: Directly from the winery and in limited distribution at restaurants in the area.
About Childress Vineyards 2008 Trio (from the winery):
White wine blend comprised of 48% Chardonnay, 37% Viognier, 15% Pinot Gris. Originally crafted from the three surviving grape varieties following the Easter freeze of 2007, this blend is named for the legendary
No. 3 car owned by Richard Childress.
About Childress Vineyards (from the winery)
Our 35,000-square-foot facility at Childress Vineyards is poised to become a destination for visitors and North Carolinians alike. Designed by Winston-Salem, NC architect Kyle Troxell, the stone and stucco building, with its ornate terra cotta roof is inspired by the Italian Renaissance architecture of rural Tuscany. The winery’s opulent interiors are the creation of Wolf Design Group in Atlanta, GA.
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Episode 19 is live! We review an interesting white blend: Childress Vineyards 2008 Trio from @childresswines http://bit.ly/lmwDS
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I’m glad you reviewed the Childress Vineyards Trio! It is by far one of my favorite NC wines, especially in the summertime when you just want something light and easy on the tongue. I’m one of Childress’ Fast Track Wine Club members, so I’ll be watching closely for more of Childress Vineyards on NC Wine TV!
Ashely,
Thanks so much for your comment! We will have other Childress Reviews in the future. Any specific bottle you would like us to review?