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LOT 166 — Core

Sauvignon Blanc

California | 2024

$12.49

StyleLight-Bodied White Wine
Flavor ProfileCrisp, Zesty Grapefruit, Bright

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TASTING NOTES

Fresh and bright with notes of zesty ripe grapefruit, nectarine, lemon rind, orange peel and a hint of minerality. Dry yet generously fruity, this wine is moutherwateringly crisp. Pair with grilled shrimp, lemon chicken and herbs, or fresh cheeses and a baguette.

MineralMineral
CitrusCitrus
Stone FruitStone Fruit

DESCRIPTION

This crisp and aromatic Sauvignon Blanc comes from the sun swept valleys of Northern California. Dry and generously fruity, the wine is mouthwateringly crisp and effortlessly refreshing.


Golden berries ripen in the warmth of the day, and are cooled in the evening by Pacific breezes to maintain their lip-smacking juiciness. The relatively warm climate lends a riper style of Sauvignon Blanc that has a stone fruit and citrus-driven core, backed by floral notes and refreshing acidity. The wine is vinified and stored in stainless steel tanks before bottling.

SPECIFICATIONS

  • ABV: 13%
  • Varietal: Sauvignon Blanc
90+ Cellars Lot 166 Sauvignon Blanc, California
Lot 166 Sauvignon Blanc, California
5.0
California | 2024
$12.49

The World of Sauvignon Blanc: France, California and New Zealand

Sauvignon Blanc is one of the most popular white wines in the world. From its origins in France, to California, New Zealand and beyond, Sauvignon Blanc is a crowd-pleasing grape variety, showcasing its distinct flavors in many different ways.

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