2021 | Matanzas Creek Winery | Sauvignon Blanc

White Wine: 2021 | Matanzas Creek Winery | Sauvignon Blanc

Pale yellow with honeydew melon, Key Lime blossom, white grapefruit, early harvested nectarine, prickly pear, white guava, honey suckle, linden blossom and kumquat on the nose.

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Producer: Matanzas Creek Winery

Vintage: 2021

Size: 750ml

ABV: 13.6%

Varietal: Merlot

Country/Region: United States, Alexander Valley

Pale yellow with honeydew melon, Key Lime blossom, white grapefruit, early harvested nectarine, prickly pear, white guava, honey suckle, linden blossom and kumquat on the nose. On the palate, white guava, nectarine, and white peach. Medium light mouthfeel, balanced bright acidity, and direct.

Producer Information

Founded in 1977, Matanzas Creek Winery is located on the site of a retired dairy farm in Sonoma County’s Bennett Valley. In 1985, the original winery gave way to a modern winemaking facility — and, since that time, the Estate’s Bennett Valley vineyards have grown to include over 280-acres of Chardonnay, Merlot and Syrah. Vineyard acquisitions in Sonoma Valley, Carneros, Russian River Valley and Knights Valley provide the vineyard management and winemaking teams with an enviable selection of fruit. Although only formally recognized as an AVA in December 2003, Bennett Valley has a rich history of grape growing dating back to the mid-1800s. Once defined as part of Sonoma County’s Sonoma Valley and Sonoma Mountain AVA’s, Bennett Valley overlaps with these winegrowing regions but carves out 8,150 acres to call its own (of which 850 acres are planted with grapevines). Three mountains define Bennett Valley and also serve to capture a cool maritime air stream which promotes a cooler, longer growing season that results in more complex wines.