Sola-Nero White

So-la

An indian swamp plant of the pea family, with stems that yield the pith that is used to make sola topic. Alright then. I am not sure what a sun hat has to do with this box of SUN. Oh, wait, it makes quite a bit of sense now. This was my first ever review-on-the-go, which is fitting, because there was a lot of sun involved while sampling this heavenly box of vino.

Wondering what this shit tastes like? Apples and pears muthafucka. What is the finish on this shit? Pleasant, yet surprisingly dry. What kind of person would like this shit? Someone who likes to brush their teeth with cement, soap or maybe some acne cream. Although this box is surprisingly delicious (very low price), it is incredibly dry, leaving you to scrub the taste away. I chose to scrub away with acne cream.Like all wines, you're in for a good night, or at least a better one compared to being sober. This night in particular, a good wine was not needed, as this box was going to be chugged directly from the spout. It was summer solstice in the citay, girls we're out, people we're grinding and puking in the streets. What a way to kick off yet another tasting session. By 9pm, the box of Sola was already empty. There must have been 50+ passersbys who wrapped their lips around Sola's thick, red spout that evening. They sucked it dry. Not to worry though - another box was found shortly thereafter.Sola's apply-pear notes, combined with its pleasant palate and dry finish make this an excellent wine for those who go all night. For those looking to pass out in streets, grind on strangers and puke in shoes. This is for you.

Wine in the shower? Bigtime. [BOXED] model, Holiday, takes a sip.

[BOXED] Rating: 7.8/10Price: $30.99
Variety: blend
Region: Okanagan Valley, BC          
Cellared: Canada