Martha Stoumen

Out to the Meadow Chenin Blanc Blend

9.35 ratings
-no pro ratings
Suisun Valley, North Coast, California, USA
Chenin Blanc, Vermentino, Trousseau Gris, Chasselas
Turkey, Vanilla & Caramel, Fruit & Berries, Exotic Spices, Salads & Greens, Pate, Potato, Tomato-Based, Chicken, Fruit Desserts, Quinoa, Farro, Brown Rice, White Rice, Pasta, Onion, Shallot, Garlic, Pungent Cheese, Squash & Root Vegetables, Goat & Feta Cheese, Cheddar & Gruyere, Sweet Potato, Yuca, Taro, Baking Spices, Chili & Hot Spicy, Nuts & Seeds, Soft Cheese, Salami & Prosciutto, Shellfish, Crab & Lobster, Quinoa, Shellfish, Sweet Potato
Top Notes For
Michael Sinowitz

A gift from the winemaker. Lovely, refreshing acid driven blend, which includes vermentino, trousseau gris, green Hungarian (!), and a bit of chasselas dore.

A gift from the winemaker. Lovely, refreshing acid driven blend, which includes vermentino, trousseau gris, green Hungarian (!), and a bit of chasselas dore.

Sep 13th, 2019
Adriana Fabbro

I’m not a “natural wine” devotee necessarily, but I am a Martha devotee.

Out to The Meadow is almost always one of my favorites in her line up. Chenin driven, this wine shows the variety’s funkier side on the nose (honeysuckle, wet wool, hay, gray stones). On the palate, it balances sweet (honey, honeysuckle) and sour (incredible tart, barely ripe green apple, white nectarine); fruity, vegetal and just the right amount of bitter (at least for those of us with an bias towards Italian whites) with Vermentino’s unmistakable salty fennel/herbal/grapefruit pith on the finish. Have no idea what “green hungarian” and “chasselas doré” add to the blend, but I trust the master and her modern interpretation of what a century old California field blend would have looked and tasted like.

I’m not a “natural wine” devotee necessarily, but I am a Martha devotee.

Out to The Meadow is almost always one of my favorites in her line up. Chenin driven, this wine shows the variety’s funkier side on the nose (honeysuckle, wet wool, hay, gray stones). On the palate, it balances sweet (honey, honeysuckle) and sour (incredible tart, barely ripe green apple, white nectarine); fruity, vegetal and just the right amount of bitter (at least for those of us with an bias towards Italian whites) with Vermentino’s unmistakable salty fennel/herbal/grapefruit pith on the finish. Have no idea what “green hungarian” and “chasselas doré” add to the blend, but I trust the master and her modern interpretation of what a century old California field blend would have looked and tasted like.

Aug 3rd, 2022
Brian Hearty

2020. Very fruity white blend with good acidity. Paired great with grilled swordfish and green olive tapenade that Bryan prepared.

2020. Very fruity white blend with good acidity. Paired great with grilled swordfish and green olive tapenade that Bryan prepared.

Sep 25th, 2021
Chris Borges

Great wine from a great producer. Strong chenin on the nose, complex and lively floral notes on the palate. Enjoyed on the ES patio with Alanna. Paired great with crab imperial dip.

Great wine from a great producer. Strong chenin on the nose, complex and lively floral notes on the palate. Enjoyed on the ES patio with Alanna. Paired great with crab imperial dip.

Jul 15th, 2019
Lindsay Doyle

Lindsay had this 2 years ago

Lindsay had this 2 years ago

Jun 12th, 2022
Patrick Flemming

Patrick had this 2 years ago

Patrick had this 2 years ago

Mar 20th, 2022