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California Sauvignon Blanc

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  1. Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Franc are the parent grapes of Cabernet Sauvignon.

  2. If Sauvignon Blanc is left in the bottle for too long, it can develop aromas of canned peas and asparagus.

  3. Sauvignon Blanc is sometimes referred to as Fume Blanc in California, but it is less and less common.

  4. Sauvignon Blanc is usually meant to be consumed within the first couple years after it is made.

  5. Sauvignon Blanc is often blended with Semillon, which is a style popularized in Bordeaux.

California

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  • cítrico
    pomelo
    limón
    1. cítrico
    2. pomelo
    3. limón
    4. lima
    5. piel de limón
    6. naranja
    7. mandarina
    8. piel de lima
    9. limón Meyer
    10. cáscara de limón
    11. pomelo rosado
    12. limón criollo

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  • pera
    manzana verde
    melocotón
    1. pera
    2. manzana verde
    3. melón
    4. manzana
    5. melocotón
    6. albaricoque
    7. drupa
    8. melocotón blanco
    9. nectarina
    10. melón verde
    11. melón cantalupo
    12. melón verde

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  • piña
    guayaba
    fruta de la pasión
    1. tropical
    2. piña
    3. guayaba
    4. fruta de la pasión
    5. mango
    6. kiwi
    7. lichi
    8. papaya
    9. carambola
    10. mango verde
    11. papaya verde
    12. piña verde

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California is known primarily for its Cabernet and Chardonnay, but they are also producing some really lovely Sauvignon Blancs. These wines are typically high in acidity and great with food. Sauvignon Blanc in California is usually a little fruitier than it is in France, and a little lighter in body and color than a typical Chardonnay. Sauvignon Blanc might be the perfect wine for summertime and California makes some of the best. The wines are usually light, crisp, and brimming with gorgeous flavors of zesty lime, grapefruit, and melon. These fruit flavors are perfectly complemented with subtle herbal flavors. Some say that Sauvignon Blanc smells like freshly mown grass. One of the best parts about Sauvignon Blanc is that it is relatively inexpensive. A lack of new oak and smaller demand, keeps its prices lower than Chardonnay. You can get great deals on these. Look for great Sauvignon Blancs from classic Napa Valley producers.

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