Ridge Vineyards
Adelaida Vineyard Grenache Blanc Blend


Tilting more towards a sweeter style on the palate. Light and zippy mouthfeel with nice volume. I really enjoyed this as my first drink after a dry January. We are certainly reducing our alcohol consumption going forward. Life is better without it.
Centurion, NYC.
Tilting more towards a sweeter style on the palate. Light and zippy mouthfeel with nice volume. I really enjoyed this as my first drink after a dry January. We are certainly reducing our alcohol consumption going forward. Life is better without it.
Centurion, NYC.

Fun white blend from Ridge. Went well with the Italian food red sauce and seppia and clams.
Fun white blend from Ridge. Went well with the Italian food red sauce and seppia and clams.
Nov 25th, 2023
First vintage of this wine. Soft and round with Asian pear, melon rind, and just a hint of spice from 12% new oak. Tame acidity. This was stellar with seared scallops and broccolini.
First vintage of this wine. Soft and round with Asian pear, melon rind, and just a hint of spice from 12% new oak. Tame acidity. This was stellar with seared scallops and broccolini.
Jun 7th, 2020
2019 vintage. Quite unlike any Grenache Blanc I've ever had before. Extremely lactic with sweet cream and vanilla yoghurt, lemon curd, golden apple, poached pear. Very well-made, but definitely not my style of white.
2019 vintage. Quite unlike any Grenache Blanc I've ever had before. Extremely lactic with sweet cream and vanilla yoghurt, lemon curd, golden apple, poached pear. Very well-made, but definitely not my style of white.
2 people found it helpfulJan 11th, 2021
First time trying👍🏼
Definitely buying more
Winery Notes: "Blend: 77% Grenache Blanc, 18% Picpoul, 5% Rousanne. This is our second Adelaida Vineyard bottling. Paso Robles is the epicenter of new Rhone plantings in California. We are fortunate to be able to source grapes from Adelaida Vineyards, who planted grenache blanc, roussanne, viognier and picpoul blanc among other more established varieties such as grenache noir, syrah and mourvedre (or mataro). Their vineyard lies on the limestone hills of the Adelaida District, thirteen miles from the Pacific coast. Warm days, cool nights and balanced vines promote great acidity in the grapes. Fermentation: Whole-cluster pressed. Natural primary finished February 2020, and secondary finished by April 2020. Barrels: 88% barrel aged in air-dried American oak barrels; 8% new, 9% three-year-old; 61% four-year-old, 10% five-year-old, 12% six-year-old. 12% concrete tank aged. Aging: Eight months in barrel."
First time trying👍🏼
Definitely buying more
Winery Notes: "Blend: 77% Grenache Blanc, 18% Picpoul, 5% Rousanne. This is our second Adelaida Vineyard bottling. Paso Robles is the epicenter of new Rhone plantings in California. We are fortunate to be able to source grapes from Adelaida Vineyards, who planted grenache blanc, roussanne, viognier and picpoul blanc among other more established varieties such as grenache noir, syrah and mourvedre (or mataro). Their vineyard lies on the limestone hills of the Adelaida District, thirteen miles from the Pacific coast. Warm days, cool nights and balanced vines promote great acidity in the grapes. Fermentation: Whole-cluster pressed. Natural primary finished February 2020, and secondary finished by April 2020. Barrels: 88% barrel aged in air-dried American oak barrels; 8% new, 9% three-year-old; 61% four-year-old, 10% five-year-old, 12% six-year-old. 12% concrete tank aged. Aging: Eight months in barrel."

Citrus, green plum and white flowers. Nice acidity.
Citrus, green plum and white flowers. Nice acidity.
1 person found it helpfulSep 13th, 2019
Ridge Vineyards Wine Mixer at Thyme Restaurant.
Ridge Vineyards Wine Mixer at Thyme Restaurant.
Feb 5th, 2026
Ridge Vineyards – Grenache Blanc blend – 2024
Fossil Creek / Adelaida / Halter Ranch Vineyards – Paso Robles – USA 🇺🇸
Overview
A stunning, high-toned white Rhône blend of 47% Grenache Blanc, 12% Picpoul, 3% Roussanne from Ridge that delivers immediate “whoa” factor. Crisp, mineral, and beautifully textured, this release shows Ridge’s mastery beyond Monte Bello, proving they can craft Rhône whites that rival the best of the Rhône Valley itself.
Aromas & Flavors
Pear skin, white peach, citrus blossom, and salted stone. Subtle hints of fennel, honeydew, and crushed seashell align with a whisper of almond from neutral barrel aging.
Mouthfeel
Bright acidity with mountain-stream freshness, balanced by a gentle mid-palate creaminess from whole-cluster pressing and lees contact. Finishes long, clean, and slightly saline.
Food Pairings
Seared scallops, grilled prawns, Provençal chicken, halibut with lemon butter, or Mediterranean mezze.
Verdict
A beautifully balanced, quietly complex white RhĂ´ne-style blend that showcases Ridge at its most refreshing and precise. Astonishing quality, especially at this youthful stage.
Did You Know?
Ridge first experimented with Grenache Blanc only in 2018. The results were so impressive that they expanded sourcing to three top west-side Paso vineyards, Fossil Creek, Adelaida, and Halter Ranch, turning this bottling into one of California’s most compelling Rhône-white expressions.
🍷 Personal Pick Highlight
Easily one of the most impressive domestic Grenache Blancs I’ve tasted, its freshness and mineral drive can stand toe-to-toe with elite Rhône whites.
Ridge Vineyards – Grenache Blanc blend – 2024
Fossil Creek / Adelaida / Halter Ranch Vineyards – Paso Robles – USA 🇺🇸
Overview
A stunning, high-toned white Rhône blend of 47% Grenache Blanc, 12% Picpoul, 3% Roussanne from Ridge that delivers immediate “whoa” factor. Crisp, mineral, and beautifully textured, this release shows Ridge’s mastery beyond Monte Bello, proving they can craft Rhône whites that rival the best of the Rhône Valley itself.
Aromas & Flavors
Pear skin, white peach, citrus blossom, and salted stone. Subtle hints of fennel, honeydew, and crushed seashell align with a whisper of almond from neutral barrel aging.
Mouthfeel
Bright acidity with mountain-stream freshness, balanced by a gentle mid-palate creaminess from whole-cluster pressing and lees contact. Finishes long, clean, and slightly saline.
Food Pairings
Seared scallops, grilled prawns, Provençal chicken, halibut with lemon butter, or Mediterranean mezze.
Verdict
A beautifully balanced, quietly complex white RhĂ´ne-style blend that showcases Ridge at its most refreshing and precise. Astonishing quality, especially at this youthful stage.
Did You Know?
Ridge first experimented with Grenache Blanc only in 2018. The results were so impressive that they expanded sourcing to three top west-side Paso vineyards, Fossil Creek, Adelaida, and Halter Ranch, turning this bottling into one of California’s most compelling Rhône-white expressions.
🍷 Personal Pick Highlight
Easily one of the most impressive domestic Grenache Blancs I’ve tasted, its freshness and mineral drive can stand toe-to-toe with elite Rhône whites.

Ridge — Grenache Blanc 2024. Paso Robles, California, USA 🇺🇸
Overview
A Rhône-inspired white blend of 85% Grenache Blanc, 12% Picpoul, and 3% Roussanne, sourced from Fossil Creek, Adelaida, and Halter Ranch vineyards. Bright, mineral-driven, and beautifully textured, it reflects Ridge’s precision and minimalist approach while showcasing the remarkable potential of Paso Robles for Rhône white varieties.
Aromas & Flavors
Lemon zest, green apple, white peach, citrus blossom, and delicate white flowers unfold alongside wet stone minerality, subtle tropical fruit, and a refreshing saline lift.
Mouthfeel
Medium-bodied with vibrant acidity and impressive tension. Crisp, energetic, and layered, offering a silky texture that carries through a long, mineral-driven finish.
Food Pairings
Grilled seafood, oysters, Mediterranean cuisine, roasted chicken, vegetable-based pasta, or fresh goat cheese.
Verdict
One of Ridge’s most compelling white wines. Fresh, expressive, and beautifully balanced, it delivers complexity without sacrificing drinkability, proving Paso Robles is capable of producing world-class Rhône-style whites.
Did You Know?
Grenache Blanc originated in France’s Rhône Valley but has found an ideal home in California’s Central Coast, where warm days and cool evenings preserve both richness and vibrant acidity.
🍷 Personal Pick
One of my favorite California Rhône-style whites. Ridge may be famous for its iconic reds, but this bottle proves the winery can craft equally captivating whites. Elegant, food-friendly, and consistently over-delivering, it’s a wine I’d happily keep stocked in my cellar.
Ridge — Grenache Blanc 2024. Paso Robles, California, USA 🇺🇸
Overview
A Rhône-inspired white blend of 85% Grenache Blanc, 12% Picpoul, and 3% Roussanne, sourced from Fossil Creek, Adelaida, and Halter Ranch vineyards. Bright, mineral-driven, and beautifully textured, it reflects Ridge’s precision and minimalist approach while showcasing the remarkable potential of Paso Robles for Rhône white varieties.
Aromas & Flavors
Lemon zest, green apple, white peach, citrus blossom, and delicate white flowers unfold alongside wet stone minerality, subtle tropical fruit, and a refreshing saline lift.
Mouthfeel
Medium-bodied with vibrant acidity and impressive tension. Crisp, energetic, and layered, offering a silky texture that carries through a long, mineral-driven finish.
Food Pairings
Grilled seafood, oysters, Mediterranean cuisine, roasted chicken, vegetable-based pasta, or fresh goat cheese.
Verdict
One of Ridge’s most compelling white wines. Fresh, expressive, and beautifully balanced, it delivers complexity without sacrificing drinkability, proving Paso Robles is capable of producing world-class Rhône-style whites.
Did You Know?
Grenache Blanc originated in France’s Rhône Valley but has found an ideal home in California’s Central Coast, where warm days and cool evenings preserve both richness and vibrant acidity.
🍷 Personal Pick
One of my favorite California Rhône-style whites. Ridge may be famous for its iconic reds, but this bottle proves the winery can craft equally captivating whites. Elegant, food-friendly, and consistently over-delivering, it’s a wine I’d happily keep stocked in my cellar.





