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Lot 288 | 2010 California
Sauvignon Blanc
Platinum Medal: San Diego International Wine Competition; Beautiful scents of lemon grass, sweet grapefruit and juicy melons.
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Wine Details
Lot 288 Lake County (Clear Lake) Sauvignon Blanc offers up beautiful scents of lemon grass, sweet grapefruit and juicy melons. This delicious fruit component is balanced with crisp acidity and complimented by an enticing minerality. Medium-bodied, fresh and delightful, this wine can be enjoyed over the next several years bit shows itself off splendidly now.
- Vintage
- 2010
- Appellation
- California
- Grape
- 100% Sauvignon Blanc
- Alcohol by Volume
- 13.9%
- Cases Produced
- 3800
- Drink/hold
- Now and through 2014
- Release Email
CHW Confidential
CHW Confidential
Clear Lake AVA is a particularly cool climate in California due in large part to the moderating effect the lake has on the surrounding area. This influence lends itself to great success with many different grape varietals. This wine hails from a grower partner and good friend of winemaker Sam's up in the Clear Lake district of Lake County. One of the issues for growers in Lake County is that unless they have brands of their own, offers for their fruit are essentially viewed as a commodity, meaning a grower with great dirt is offered the same for his grapes as the guy down the street with not so good dirt. Our grower partner approached us Summer 2010 and a deal was struck for some terrific Sauvignon Blanc (and Riesling, Lot 289) based on some smaller lots he had made the year prior to show what the vineyard could do.