2009 Peterson Dry Creek Valley Sauvignon Blanc Wine

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2009 Peterson Dry Creek Valley Sauvignon Blanc

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The fresh vibrant aromas and flavors reveal tropical fruit and Meyer lemons with a hint of smoky oak and orange peel. Fresh-picked strawberry and honeydew melon join the flavors mid-palate and linger into the finish. The full, creamy mouthfeel rounds out the flavors and balances the crisp, refreshing acidity. Wonderful to sip solo, but it also pairs well with warm weather favorites—seared scallops, Caesar salad, pasta primavera and so much more. 
 
The Peterson Timber Crest Farms Sauvignon Blanc is from a vineyard planted in 2001 on the valley floor by fourth generation Dry Creek Valley farmer Randy Peters. Adjacent to the winery, the vineyard rows run east to west. They employ cane pruning, so limited leaf pulling is necessary during the growing season. The soil is a yellow sandy loam, with the vines planted on rootstock 101- 14. These factors all contribute to the classic Dry Creek Valley Sauvignon Blanc characteristics found in the wine. 

Tropical fruit, Meyer lemon, fresh-picked strawberry and honeydew melon

Varietal:
96% Sauvignon Blanc, 4% Muscat
Appellation:
United States | California | Sonoma County | Dry Creek Valley
Delicious with:
Seared scallops, Caesar salad, pasta primavera and so much more.
Cases Produced:
420
Alcohol Content:
12.9%
When to Drink:
Now - 2014

Winemaker Notes

Harvest Dates: September 8, 11 & 15, 2009  
pH: 3.21 
TA: 0.71g/100ml 
Barrel Aging: 3 months 
Type of Oak: 10% new French oak barrels & 90% 4-6 year old French oak 
Bottling Date: March 12, 2010 (unfiltered) 

About Peterson Winery

Producing wine in Dry Creek Valley for over 20 years, Peterson Winery's approach is to capture the essence of vintage and vineyard with low tech, yet high touch, to produce wines of a place, wines with soul. Read More