Dry Creek 2008 Fume Blanc
June 1, 2010 No CommentsVineyard diversity forms the cornerstone of our winemaking philosophy. Sonoma County’s vast array of growing conditions allows us to satisfy our desire to define varietal type by discovering varietal-specific growing conditions. To ensure a measure of control in this regard, we farm multiple vineyards within ten separate estate-owned properties that total approximately 200 vine acres. For example, the Dry Creek Valley is the keeper of our hearts for Sauvignon Blanc, Zinfandel and, more recently, the Bordeaux varieties. Our passion for wine, though, often causes us to connect with the Russian River Valley for cool-loving grapes like Chardonnay. For our Chenin Blanc, Clarksburg, in the Sacramento Delta, satisfies us with precisely balanced fruit. Our family owned vineyards provide approximately 65% of the overall production at Dry Creek Vineyard. Additional fruit is sourced from vineyards managed by long-term contract growers.
Grape(s): Sauvignon Blanc
Winery: Dry Creek
Region: Sonoma County
Year: 2008
Special Designation: Fume Blanc
Price: 10-15
Character: Light Oak, Fruity, Nice Acidity, Approachable, Round
Where to Buy: Dry Creek Winery, Healdsburg – Safeway – Olivers Market, Santa Rosa, BevMo
Farming Certification: (none)
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