Sourced from the beautiful and diverse Sonoma County, this Sauvignon Blanc white wine is harvested in the first weeks of September. After arriving to the winery, the grapes are loaded into the press and either immediately pressed or allowed to sit on the skins for a determined amount of time. After soaking, grapes are pressed, and juice is sent to stainless steel tank to settle for two days. The clarified juice undergoes fermentation in stainless steel tank or neutral oak to ferment. After fermentation, the resulting wine is aged for a several months until they are ready for bottling.
Tuna egg vegetable salad
Sauvignon Blanc's herbaceous and citrus flavors highlight the salad's fresh herbs and dressing.
Sauvignon Blanc's citrus and herbaceous notes enhance the mild, slightly sweet meat.
Dried beef with eggs
Sauvignon Blanc's crispness balances the eggs and spices in the dish.
Stuffed peppers in batter
Sauvignon Blanc's crispness cuts through the richness of the fried chile and cheese.
Sauvignon Blanc offers fresh acidity that cuts through garlic's richness.
Sauvignon Blanc's crispness refreshes the palate between bites.