This document provides tasting notes for three wines: a 2014 Chablis Grand Reserve from Burgundy, France, a 2014 Chardonnay from Riverland, Australia, and a 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon from California, USA. The notes describe the appearance, aroma, flavor, and overall impressions of each wine, noting attributes like color, legs, acidity, body, and dominant fruit flavors. Overall impressions range from the French wine being described as "harmonious" and "classic" to the Australian wine being called "honest" and "aromatic" to the California Cabernet being termed "agreeable" and "harmonious."

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3. Calvet - Chablis Grand Reserve 2014
Chardonnay, Dry, White wine from Bourgogne
wine region, France
See: clear, yellow color with obvious legs
Sniff: clean, beautiful aromas as apple, lime,
vanilla and butterscotch
Sip: fresh medium acidity, medium body,
medium alcohol, dry, white wine. It has nice
creamy structure with apple flavor
Sum: harmonious, classic wine with long finish
Bourgogne, France

5. Riverland, Australia
Banrock Station - Chardonnay 2014
Chardonnay, Dry, White wine from Riverland,
South- Australia
See: clear, straw yellow color with pronounced
legs
Sniff: clean, fresh, intensive aromas as pear,
lime and gooseberry
Sip: crispy acids, medium body, medium
alcohol, dry, white wine. It has lovely cream
structure with toast, vanilla, pear flavors
Sum: honest, aromatic wine

7. California, USA
Graceland Cellars Elvis Presley
Wine Cellars The King of Rock 'N'
Roll Cabernet Sauvignon 2013
Cabernet Sauvignon, Dry, Red wine from
California wine region, USA
See: clear, medium ruby color, obvious legs
Sniff: clean, fruity, plum, raspberry aromas with
warm alcohol
Sip: medium acidity, medium + alcohol, medium
body, smooth tannins, dry, red wine. It has
agreeable fruity flavors as raspberry, strawberry,
blueberry.
Sum: agreeable, harmonious, fruity wine

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