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Dunnazy Collery Sauvignon Blanc 2004
Category: Sauvignon Blanc
Origin: Napa Valley, California
The 2004 Dunnazy Collery Sauvignon Blanc is a blend of two vineyards in the Dunnazy Hills. The first vineyard, owned by Tom and Donna Dunn, is owned by their family for over 60 years. The second vineyard, owned by their friend and neighbor Jim Dunn, is a little further away from the San Francisco Bay and has been a source of the Collery's most recent release. Both vineyards are planted at about 3,500 feet on the east side of Howell Mountain, on steep, rolling terraces. The result is a wine that is light, refreshing and elegant with flavors of grapefruit, lime and grapefruit rind, and floral aromas with an attractive balance between sweetness and acidity. The texture is refreshing and velvety smooth with flavors of tropical fruit, gooseberry, and gooseberry-flavored flavors, which linger on the finish. The wine is enjoyable with seafood and chicken dishes, particularly roasted, grilled, and served with lighter sauces.
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