Sauvignon Blanc Napa Valley

by Cade 2019

$68.95 ($827.40 /case)

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Sauvignon Blanc Napa Valley by Cade 2019

Sauvignon Blanc Napa Valley

by Cade 2019

$68.95 ($827.40 /case)

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Producer : Cade

Region : California (USA), Napa Valley (USA)

Food Pairing : Hard Cheese, Rich Fish, Risotto, Roasted Vegetables, Salad, Scallop, Soft Cheese, Vegetables, White Meat

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Tasting Notes

The 2019 has aromas of pineapple, tangerine, honeydew melon, yellow apple, peach blossom, lime, white flowers, and cantaloupe. The wine has flavors of pear, lemon, lime zest, orange peel, cream soda, toasted nuts, citrus, lemon meringue, and grapefruit. There is a touch of minerality in the palate, but the wine has a mid palate that is rounded and a touch creamy, but it finishes with a tangy citrus like acidity. The barrel fermentations add texture, density, and viscosity to the mid palate of the wine.

Specs

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Price of Case	$827.40
Bottle Size	750 ml
Producer	Cade
Region	California (USA), Napa Valley (USA)
Alcohol	14.5% alc./vol.
Style	Fresh and crisp whites
Vintage	2019
Farming Method	Sustainable
Food Pairing	Hard Cheese, Rich Fish, Risotto, Roasted Vegetables, Salad, Scallop, Soft Cheese, Vegetables, White Meat
Descriptors	Floral, Fruity, Mineral
Wine Type	White
Wood Presence	Oaked
Body	Medium
Grapes	Sauvignon Blanc

The Producer

Cade

CADE Estate is a relatively new estate. The winery was founded in 2005 when three partners, Gordon Getty, John Conover and Gavin Newsom - former Mayor of San Francisco and current Governor of California - purchased vineyards located on high up on Howell Mountain, just a bit northeast of St. Helena. The name CADE makes sense when you know its origin, which is Shakespearean in nature. William Shakespeare used the archaic term for wine barrels, which were being transported from Bordeaux to England. This is a theme for the owners, who count Plumpjack, another Napa vineyard as part of their holdings. Plumpjack also takes its name from the writings of William Shakespeare.

Once CADE Estate was created, the new owners brought in their own winemaking team which consisted of Tony Biagi, and Nils Venge. Venge is the consultant. The logo for CADE Estate winery pictures a drawing of the numerous Manzanita trees on the property.

CADE Estate Winery owns 54 acres of land on Howell Mountain with 21 acres cultivated with vines. They also purchase additional grapes from other like-minded growers. The vineyards are well placed at over 1,800 feet in elevation, which puts them above the fog line. They have good neighbors as they are not far from Abreu, Adamvs and Dunn. The actual winery is located just before you reach Angwin, if you are driving up the main road on Howell Mountain. Their vineyards are planted with all Left Bank Bordeaux varieties. They have 21 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon, and 2 acres of Merlot. All work in the vineyards is 100% organic.

Not only is CADE Estate Winery completely organic, they were the first winery in the Napa Valley to earn the coveted LEED certification status. LEED is short for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. The modern, look of the winery and its green design was created by the Architect, Juan Carlos Fernandez. The green, energy efficient design is unique in that it was constructed entirely out of recycled metal, plastic, ash from coal burning plants and concrete.