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2021 Estate White

$75.00

49% Grenache Blanc, 44% Picpoul, 7% Roussanne

Experience the richness and aromas of Grenache Blanc, perfectly complemented by the structural integrity and body of Picpoul—a characteristic of Ojai Mountain whites. This wine brims with vitality showcasing alluring hints of key lime and stone fruits. The addition of Roussanne brings depth and complexity, culminating in a sumptuous and lingering finish. Subtle nuances of marzipan and exotic flowers contribute to a lavish experience. Enjoy now or over the next decade.

Alcohol: 13% | pH: 3.05 | TA: 7.5 | Malic Acid: 1.71

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Winemaking

Harvested: August 26, 2021

Bottled: April 9, 2022

Released: August 2023

Fermented and aged in 100% neutral French oak barriques

Fermented and aged in 100% neutral French oak barriques

132 cases

132 cases

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4 key aspects

Why High-Altitude Wines Stand Out?

Acidity

Acidity

The large diurnal shift of mountains preserves acidity, allowing wines to age well and pair with food.

Minerality

Minerality

Rugged, poor soils cultivate wines with a distinctive touch of minerality.

Bold Tannins

Bold Tannins

Strong ocean winds and UV rays account for thicker grape skins and bolder tannins in wine.

Complexity

Complexity

Natural variability of terrain within blocks and micro-climates enhance blending process, helping to crafting wines with complexity.