Grape Varietals: 39% Blanc du Bois, 20% Roussanne, 20% Viognier, 20% Riesling, 1% Malvasia Bianca
Tasting Notes: A symphony of aromatics and sun-kissed sweetness, this Texas white blend opens with a bouquet of ripe tangerine, peach preserves, and delicate lemon balm, all wrapped in a floral cloud of tropical blossoms. The palate is lush yet buoyant, thanks to a subtle sweetness that adds roundness without overpowering the crisp acidity.
Hints of ginger flower, star anise, and white pepper emerge on the mid-palate, adding a sophisticated edge of Asian spice that plays beautifully against the wine’s fruity exuberance. Blanc du Bois leads with its florality, while Riesling and Viognier deliver texture and lift. The whisper of Malvasia Bianca lingers like a finishing flourish—graceful and aromatic.
Joyfully off-dry, this wine is ideal as a stand-alone sipper on a balmy evening or as a captivating partner to spicy Thai curries, glazed pork belly, or soft cheeses drizzled with honey.
More Information: Duocorn is a blend of Blanc du Bois, Roussanne, Viognier, Riesling, and Malvasia Blanca, all from the Texas High Plains appellation. It has 4% residual sugar, making for a wine that can be enjoyed as an aperitif, with a meal, or with a light dessert.
