Smith Story
Sonoma County Sauvignon Blanc
Knights Valley, Sonoma County, California, USA
Bright and fresh with a citrus core. Lemon rind. Beautiful mouthfeel. Good balance. A must for summer 2019.
Bright and fresh with a citrus core. Lemon rind. Beautiful mouthfeel. Good balance. A must for summer 2019.
1 person found it helpfulFeb 28th, 2019
Green grass, lemon grass, lemon, lime, green apple, grapefruit, green passionfruit, white flowers, lemon curd, limestone/chalk.
Green grass, lemon grass, lemon, lime, green apple, grapefruit, green passionfruit, white flowers, lemon curd, limestone/chalk.
1 person found it helpfulFeb 18th, 2019
Sarah had this 5 years ago
Sarah had this 5 years ago
1 person found it helpfulNov 29th, 2018
Matthew had this 5 years ago
Matthew had this 5 years ago
1 person found it helpfulNov 28th, 2018A replacement for the Pairing as a Marry Edwards regular bottle. Definitely sharper and less pronounced stone fruit, but nicely balanced and went well with all dinner courses. Bottles went too fast to see how they opened, so questionable still as a stand-alone (probably great); high marks for elevating the usual crisp white wine dishes.
A replacement for the Pairing as a Marry Edwards regular bottle. Definitely sharper and less pronounced stone fruit, but nicely balanced and went well with all dinner courses. Bottles went too fast to see how they opened, so questionable still as a stand-alone (probably great); high marks for elevating the usual crisp white wine dishes.
1 person found it helpfulNov 17th, 2018
Douglas had this 6 years ago
Douglas had this 6 years ago
1 person found it helpfulAug 12th, 2018
Smith Story 2016 Sauvignon Blanc (SRP $25): Who’s ready for spring? The season brings warmth, longer days, new feathered friends (yay!), green lawns, blossoming trees, pretty flowers and more. Few wines capture springtime in the bottle like Sauvignon Blanc. And this is the Sauvignon Blanc you want to open during the warm weather months, be it on the patio, poolside, a picnic, the dinner table, or a backyard get-together with family and friends. It is crisp and clean, with mouthwatering acidity propelling zesty citrus and white pitted fruit flavors. There’s a touch lemongrass, rounded out by a wet stone-like mineral quality that lingers on the finish. A well-crafted wine that is notable for its vibrant purity of fruit, fresh character, and lovely but racy texture. Learn about the fun-loving couple that produced this delicious Sauvignon Blanc and their awesome Goldendoodle at smithstorywinecellars.com. #Sonoma #SonomaWine #SmithStoryLive #wine #winelover #FindThisWine #SauvBlanc #sauvignonblanc
Smith Story 2016 Sauvignon Blanc (SRP $25): Who’s ready for spring? The season brings warmth, longer days, new feathered friends (yay!), green lawns, blossoming trees, pretty flowers and more. Few wines capture springtime in the bottle like Sauvignon Blanc. And this is the Sauvignon Blanc you want to open during the warm weather months, be it on the patio, poolside, a picnic, the dinner table, or a backyard get-together with family and friends. It is crisp and clean, with mouthwatering acidity propelling zesty citrus and white pitted fruit flavors. There’s a touch lemongrass, rounded out by a wet stone-like mineral quality that lingers on the finish. A well-crafted wine that is notable for its vibrant purity of fruit, fresh character, and lovely but racy texture. Learn about the fun-loving couple that produced this delicious Sauvignon Blanc and their awesome Goldendoodle at smithstorywinecellars.com. #Sonoma #SonomaWine #SmithStoryLive #wine #winelover #FindThisWine #SauvBlanc #sauvignonblanc
1 person found it helpfulMar 6th, 2018
This almost clear wine smells as fresh as spring itself. The typical grassy notes associated with the variety are mercifully muted, as is often found in Sauvignon Blancs pulled from California vineyards. The nose also shows light citrus and wet rock components. The mouthfeel is spry and racy with a very nice level of acidity. The palate is clean, loaded with minerals and a peppery citrus zest. Lemon meets spice and everything’s nice.
This almost clear wine smells as fresh as spring itself. The typical grassy notes associated with the variety are mercifully muted, as is often found in Sauvignon Blancs pulled from California vineyards. The nose also shows light citrus and wet rock components. The mouthfeel is spry and racy with a very nice level of acidity. The palate is clean, loaded with minerals and a peppery citrus zest. Lemon meets spice and everything’s nice.
1 person found it helpfulFeb 10th, 2018
Nancy had this 7 years ago
Nancy had this 7 years ago
1 person found it helpfulOct 18th, 2017Josh had this 7 years ago
Josh had this 7 years ago
1 person found it helpfulApr 15th, 2017