Hanna Winery Sauvignon Blanc 2006
- Winery:
- Hanna Winery
- Varietal:
- Sauvignon Blanc
- Region:
- USA > California > Sonoma County > Sonoma Coast
- Type:
- White Wine
- Drink Dates:
- Drink Now
- UPC:
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What to Expect
Sauvignon Blanc is a refreshingly crisp white wine that offers citrus and tropical fruit flavors with very aromatic notes of green chilies, grass, herbs, asparagus and gooseberries commonly contributing to the bouquet. Sauvignon Blanc is generally unaoked allowing the fruit to shine and highlighting the delicacy of the grape.
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Source: Wine.com
Number 9 on the Wine.com 100 of 2007! This Sauvignon Blanc is made entirely from Hanna Winery's 50-acre Slusser Road Vineyard. The wine emphasizes fruit in the aromas and mid palate with a finish broadened by malolactic fermentation. It's fresh and quaffable with distinctive lime, grass and a murmur of basil. Recently, Wine & Spirits tasted over 166 American Sauvignon Blancs - this was their number one pick out of all of them, rated a whopping 93 points! Hanna is something of a Sauvignon Blanc specialist, and it really shows in this wine. This wine has the Pacific cool of the Russian read more...
Unlike more traditional Sauv. Blancs, which are low on the flavor intensity scale, the Hanna sauv. blancs trumpet themselves. Aromas of citrus, particularly lemon, and grapefruit, announce themselves clearly in the nose. On the forepalate, you get a bubbling sensation (a sign of secondary fermentation), and a reinforcement of the nose with such intensity that it was akin to hearing the crash of cymbals nearby. Mid-palate, secondary flavors of grass and lime appear. The finish is smooth (again, a sign of the secondary fermentation) and quick. This is an excellent summer party and picnic wine read more...
February 2008




