
Gray Monk Estate 2013 Pinot Gris ($18)
Fresh and lively, with herbal notes intermingling with the fruit on the nose and palate. Slightly off-dry, with peaches coming through on the palate. Lovely and will undoubtedly improve with a little more bottle time. 84.

Gray Monk Estate 2012 Pinot Auxerrois ($17)
I've previously enjoyed and reviewed this, here.

Gray Monk Estate 2011 Riesling ($18)
Fresh with lots of minerality and fruit on the nose and palate. A touch of lemon on the beautiful finish. A top notch BC Riesling. 84.

Gray Monk Estate 2012 Pinot Noir ($18)
Made in the Burgundy style, very light and fruity with a decent amount of spice on the finish. Would likely improve with a year or two in your cellar. 82.

Merlot dominated, with Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc to round out. Very full bodied with lots of blackberry and cherry flavors. From grapes grown in the South Okanagan Valley; 2009 was a great year, and this wine shows that. 88.
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