This delicious and very food friendly wine offers high QPR. More please!
Introduced with the 2014 vintage, the Rombauer Vineyards Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc was their first new varietal wine introduced in more than 20 years, and only the second white wine in their long history. The fruit for this wine comes from four carefully selected sites in Napa Valley. The grapes were gently whole-cluster pressed while the fruit was still cool. Ninety percent of the juice was fermented in stainless steel tanks. The remaining juice was fermented in neutral French oak barrels to impart weight and texture to the wine. The barrel-fermented portion was blended back to tank after three months in barrel. The wine was bottled under Stelvin aluminum closure — another Rombauer first — to preserve the freshness and vibrancy this Sauvignon Blanc.
Color – Pale yellow with a green hue
Aromas – Guava,key lime, white peach, honeysuckle with a pleasing hint of mint leaf
Body – Medium-bodied, with zesty acidity, and a very appealing texture
Taste – Guava, key lime, grapefruit, ripe white peach, and pineapple
Finish – Medium
100% Sauvignon Blanc| 14.4% abv|SRP – $24|89pts
This delicious and very food friendly wine offers high QPR. More please!
Pair with: We paired with a mixed green salad topped with rotisserie chicken and goat cheese. But I would lover to try these options from the Irma Rombauer’s excellent – Joy of Cooking: Black Cod In Sake-Miso Marinade, Roasted Cauliflower Soup, or Seared Sea Scallops with Lemon Herb Beurre Blanc.
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It is a refreshing wine.