Yellow Tail Bubbles Sparkling 2012

Yo we heard you like peaches dawg, so we put peaches in your canned peach smelling wine so you can drink peaches while you drink your peach wine. It's over the top, indulgent in the nose. Not too sweet though, and the body has some good rounded structure, though it falls flat a little bit. Not enough acidity to hold it up IMO. Still a good no-brainer to bring to New Years, and everyone will be too drunk to care about the length. Recommended for bubbly pong. This could replace Barefoot as my go-to cheap sparkling (maybe).

This wine is just peachy keen! Sweet, a little creamy. Plus, it comes with a unique top that lets you reseal it after you open it. Works effortlessly!

Canned peaches on the nose and simple sweetness...a perfect sparkly for a party!

i think its almost time to turn away from the expensive and look at the value of sparkling wines, this wine has it all if there was an alien threat to this planet, I would offer them a glass of this, it's light crispy full of flavour thats lasts long after the sutble gulp, also it leaves you with a feeling of satisfaction that you had a good wine, strange really such quality from such a large producer of wines, but here you go its for all to see, fools are ones whom would walk away from tyring a glass or two!!

No joke, this is actually a decent sparkling wine. Very smooth finish and extremely fruity with a hint of orange and pineapple.

Two and a half glasses

You can actually tell that you’re drinking wine. This, and the price, make it great for any ol’ day of the week. The taste is unusual - oranges and mangos — but I loved it. (That orange note makes it perfect for mimosas, by the way.) I just wanted to keep on guzzling glass after glass. Complex? Refined? . . . [more:] http://wineguider.wordpress.com/2010/12/10/yellow-tail-sparkling-wine-review/