
I have 3 “Bohemian” wines for you from Winemaker’s CUT in the south Okanagan to tell you about. Have you ever tried Lambrusco wine? One of the BOHO wines by Winemaker’s CUT reminds me of it. BOHO wines are a naturally made wine style that use wild an organic yeast to ferment these wines. Winemaker’s CUT makes 2 BOHO wines; a white and a red blend. They also make their Bohemian wines, which are single vineyard blends made in extremely small volumes. The wines come from their finest barrels and only are produced when the vintage is appropriate. The wines are blends of predominantly Bordeaux grape varieties. BTW, all these wines are all vegan. Let me tell you about them.
My Tasting Notes
BOHO Wines
Winemaker’s CUT Boho Beat 2019 (BC $22) – a blend of Riesling, Kerner, Gewurztraminer and Viognier. It is a lighter, bright straw colour in the glass. Very aromatic. Lots of orange aroma, with a mix of lychee, grapefruit rind, green fruit, and lime with some swirling. With decanting you can add a peach aroma to the list. It is off dry with higher acidity, bigger body and even bigger flavour intensity. It starts off with pears and stone fruit flavours along with a pine needle edge but after about 10 minutes of air you get lots of tropical fruit / juicy fruit gum flavours. With decanting you get lots of oranges followed by tropical fruit and lime flavours; the stone fruits are lessened. It finishes with tart citrus, peach, and pith, and with a little air time, tropical fruit. A very flavourful, fun wine.



Bohemian Wine
