Yorkville Cellars 2009 Sauvignon Blanc
August 24, 2010 No CommentsSince the planting of their vineyard in 1982, Yorkville Cellars has been commitmented to following organic farming practices. CCOF (California Certified Organic Farm) certification ensures that no pesticides, herbicides, fungicides or synthetic fertilizers are ever used on the property. In addition, they believe their farming practices will ensure a healthy soil that will be sustainable for agriculture in the future. They respect the delicate land and the balance of nature. Healthy soil and robust plants yield vibrant, complex grapes, the basis of great wine.
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Grape(s): Sauvignon Blanc
Winery: Yorkville Cellars
Region: Mendocino County
Year: 2009
Special Designation:
Price: 15-20
Review
Anyone that needs a break from New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc should try this bottle. The wine has a wonderful bouquet of fresh lime, lush tropical fruit, and smooth honey. It has a nice, fresh acidity, but a few slight notes of sweetness keep the wine from being overly crisp. Very well suited for grilled chicken or white fish, it’s perfect for a summer BBQ.
Rating: 91
Character: Bright Fruit, Crisp Mouthfeel, Balanced Acidity
Farming Certification: Organic
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