Barolo Paiagallo vs. Stonyridge Larose Waiheke Island
Waiheke Island is an island in the Hauraki Gulf of New Zeland about 18 km from Auckland. Maritime climate with ancient soil structure alluvial valleys with layers of clay and ancient rock strata from 100's years old Jurassic era with heavy cracking which encourages deep root penetration. Waiheke Island is strongly influenced by the sea. The ocean acts as fan and an insulator, there is a warm effect in winter and a cool effect in summer which allows late varieties to ripen fully over an extended period. Thus the blending is suitable for the terroir driving, different varieties permitted flower and ripen at different times, which means that one bad frost or heavy shower is unlikely to ruin an entire crop. Stony Ridge Vineyard La Rose 2001 Bordeaux blend with 56% of Cabernet Sauvignon La Rose is the name from a single spot where this wine comes from, also is a tribute to the rose, the most aromatic, colorful, intense and beautiful of all flowers. The yields are 20...