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Castle Rock Sauvignon Blanc (2023)
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SKU: 83837003031
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Castle Rock Sauvignon Blanc (2023)
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Castle Rock
SKU: 83837003031
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About the product
Crisp and refreshing Sauvignon Blanc from Castle Rock's 2023 vintage. This New Zealand wine delivers bright citrus and tropical fruit notes with a clean, zesty finish. Perfect for warm weather sipping, seafood pairings, or as an aperitif. A versatile white wine that balances vibrant acidity with smooth, approachable flavors. Ideal for those who enjoy fresh, fruit-forward wines with character.
Tasting Profile & Food Pairings
Taste Notes
The 2023 vintage is described as "sleek and crunchy," leaning into the zesty, citrus-forward side of the grape.
- Appearance: Very pale straw with green reflections.
- Aroma: Vibrant scents of lemongrass, grapefruit, and lemon thyme, with a clean hint of wet-stone minerality.
- Palate: Crisp and lively. You’ll find bright flavors of pineapple, mandarin orange, and green apple. The acidity is balanced—sharp enough to be refreshing but smooth enough to drink on its own.
- Finish: A clean, lingering citrus zest finish with an attractive "leafy" freshness.
Food Pairings
This is a high-acid wine, making it a perfect palate cleanser for light or oily foods:
- Seafood: Fresh oysters, grilled shrimp, or ceviche.
- Salads: Spring greens with goat cheese, or a classic Caesar salad.
- Vegetarian: Asparagus with lemon butter, grilled zucchini, or pesto pasta.
- Poultry: Lemon-herb roasted chicken or turkey sandwiches.
- Cheese: Goat’s milk cheese (Chèvre) is the classic pairing here, but it also works well with sharp Feta.