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CaliPaso Winery
2021 · Central Coast
CaliPaso Central Coast Sauvignon Blanc
Sauvignon Blanc
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The 2021 stainless-steel fermented Sauvignon Blanc is a testament to purity and precision. Bursting with notes of zesty citrus, crisp green apple, and hints of tropical fruit, it embodies the varietal's vibrant character. High natural acidity underlines the fruit-forward profile, creating a wine of remarkable freshness. The finish is clean, with a whisper of minerality. An excellent wine to pair with seafood.
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Em síntese
| Adega | CaliPaso Winery |
| Denominação | Central Coast |
| Casta | Sauvignon Blanc |
| Colheita | 2021 |
| Álcool | 13.9% |
| Formato da caixa | 12x750ml |
| Certificações | Não especificado |
| Elaboração | Estate grown |
| Para desfrutar | Não especificado |
NA TAÇA
Uma prova mais próxima.
Aroma
Fresh pepper and tropical melon
Paladar
Clean, crisp, spicy
Final
Well balanced and unique
AS PESSOAS E O LUGAR
CaliPaso Winery
Calipaso Winery is located in the Eastside of Paso Robles, California and was acquired by the Wu Family in 2012. The property is managed by youngest son Jeff, where it had previously been a quaint inn and production facility but the family was keen on making it one of the premier destinations on the Central Coast. Twelve years later they can definitely say they have done just that. Luxurious wines and luxurious accommodations is exactly what you will find when you step past the gates and enter Calipaso. The estate boasts some of the most elegant and sophisticated grown Cabernet Sauvignon, but also produces wines from a select group of vineyards on the Central Coast. Jeff has remained consistent in his quest for excellence but also has a strong desire to be accessible so wines remain affordable.
Central Coast
An important AVA stretching from San Francisco down to Santa Barbara, it gets its name from the Coastal cool influence of the Pacific Ocean.
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