Sonoma Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc Sonoma County 2007

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Winery:

Sonoma Vineyards

Varietal:

Sauvignon Blanc

Region:

USA > California > Sonoma County > Sonoma Coast

Type:

 

Color:

White

Drink Dates:

Drink Now - 2010

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User Tags:  harvest fair, award winning 

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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.

Winemakers Notes

Tasting Notes Our Sonoma Vineyards sauvignon blanc is crisp and bright, bursting with flavors of succulent ruby grapefruit and fresh tropical fruit. You'll have a hard time putting your glass down when you taste that enchanting hint of passion fruit on the crisp, refreshing finish. Experience Sonoma County first-hand with every sip of our 2007 sauvignon blanc. High on Sonoma One of the best ways to get a birds-eye view of Sonoma County is a hike up Mount St. Helena, a 10-mile round trip to the 4,000-foot summit. Many folks take an easier route; a balloon ride at the crack of dawn. It's read more...pretty hard to beat the view from up there, the patchwork of vineyards, forest and chaparral that is Sonoma County, with a bright glimmer coming off the ocean to the west. Kind of like being a cloud. Sonoma Winegrowing Making wine from such a delightful place as Sonoma County requires technical skill and sound judgment. The skill is in when to pick the fruit, how to ferment it, how long to age it and when to bottle it. The sound judgment is about when to step out of the way, and let nature do its thing. That's natural winemaking, and that's at the heart of every bottle of Sonoma Vineyards. After all, everything is already in place, from ideal soils and weather to the intrinsic charm that pervades just about everything here, especially grape vines. The maritime climate, well drained soils and long growing season allows the fruit to ripen slowly and evenly. Vines thrive here; the proof is in the glass.
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