Now that the Fall Netflix season is in full swing, what are you going to drink?
Volo Biou Sauvignon Blanc may just be the next great couch wine.
What is a couch wine? One that won’t break the bank, yet won’t compromise on quality and flavor for an ultra-casual night in.
Volo Biou is an afford option in the $10-15 range that is personally satisfying and won’t disappoint any guest you have over.
This French Sauvignon Blanc tastes crisp, clean and dry. Its midpalate is full fruited with a lemony acidity balanced by melon and green apple flavors, and a gentle essence of green mango, a flavor that pairs particularly well with Asian takeout.
As Coloradans look to entertain more in the home, you can find wines for this, or any season, at larger, local, family-owned liquor stores, like Wyatt’s, that offer you a superior selection from around the globe with a knowledgeable staff who will help you find the perfect bottle every time.
In classic Harvest Moon style, this elegant light red wine begins with floral spring flowers, fresh graphite and lightly toasted almonds. Beautiful, soft red fruits gush onto the palate and grip with gentle fuzzy tannins.
Wyatt’s Wet Goods is the only retailer in Colorado to carry Coloradeaux.
blend created by Bo Felton, head winemaker at Colterris Winery and holder of a distinct pedigree from legendary Duckhorn Wines. His extensive history with major roots in Colorado and the support of Colterris, the largest and most technologically advanced producer in the area, make Coloradeaux an unbeatable blend.
Its grapes are picked at lower sugar levels to ensure a modest alcohol content. The fruit is pressed into stainless steel tanks for primary fermentation, and then secondary fermentation using the Charmat method. Adding a small amount of blueberry extract contributes to its gentle perfume and tender flavor.