Appearance pale gold
Aromas peach, green melon, hints of flint, orange blossom, petrol
Palate lemongrass, mouthwatering citrus, melon on the finish
Food Pairing Suggestions
This white wine blend can handle foods that are often difficult to pair with wine, like spicy dishes, vegetables or ones that incorporate vegetables such as Asian stir-frys. It also works well with most seafood, shellfish, chicken or turkey dishes.
Region
Carneros, Sonoma Valley, CA
Production
176 cases
Alcohol
13.6%
Aging Potential
It's summer, why wait?
Winemaker Notes
– When picked in the beginning stages of ripeness Viognier has an aroma of peach blossoms and gardenias, which remind us of springtime, hence, the name of this blend. It tends to focus its flavors on the front of your tongue while Marsanne pulls them to the back of your mouth to create balance and a wine that has more flavor than weight.
-This wine was whole cluster pressed, then fermented in stainless steel tanks.
-Aged in three to six-year-old French oak barrels for four months, then in bottle for three months prior to release.