Light Yellow. Crunchy nose of gooseberries, bright lemon, lime, cut grass - very Marlborough like, (although more restrained). Mineral water notes. Palate is crisp and refreshing. Almost-ripe, fuzzy peach sweet and sour character on entry. It's very suprising that this Sauvignon is from Napa. No sign of new oak nonsense. Acidity has sweettart quality (added tartaric?), but overall nice balance, although it lacks a sense of place. This is a very well made wine, but very obviously "made."
$39
B-
Sunday, March 1, 2009
2006 Grgich Hills Estate Napa Valley Fume Blanc
Labels:
B-,
California,
Fume Blanc,
Napa Valley,
Sauvignon blanc
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