RGB is named for the blend of Roussanne and Grenache Blanc, which is a typical white wine blend found in small villages in the south of France. AM uses about a 50-50 balance between the two varieties. The wine had aromas of white flesh fruits and floral scents. On the palate pear, mango, apple and hints of flowers. I detected underlying mineral notes poking through vivid acidity. Nice mouthfeel on a complex lingering ending. The wine is tasting great now.
RGB is named for the blend of Roussanne and Grenache Blanc, which is a typical white wine blend found in small villages in the south of France. AM uses about a 50-50 balance between the two varieties. The wine had aromas of white flesh fruits and floral scents. On the palate pear, mango, apple and hints of flowers. I detected underlying mineral notes poking through vivid acidity. Nice mouthfeel on a complex lingering ending. The wine is tasting great now.
Sep 5th, 2016
Santa Ynez Valley, Central Coast, California, USA
