Elevate your white wine collection with our 2023 Sauvignon Blanc 1155. Crafted from vines rooted in our winery estate vineyard, this refreshing wine showcases the best of Napa Valley with crisp flavors and vibrant complexity.
Originally a refueling stop for the railroad that connected Vallejo to Calistoga, Oakville was named for its dense groves of valley oaks. With a viticultural history dating back to the 1850’s, Oakville’s warm days and cool evenings accent deep, rich soils on the west side near Highway 29 that give way to rockier, thinner soils on the east side near Silverado Trail.
Rugged Atlas Peak sits above the fog line on the western slopes of the Vaca Mountains and stretches to 2,663 feet in elevation. Influenced by the mountains, temperatures here average 10 to 15 degrees cooler than on the valley floor. Volcanic soil with a basaltic red color characterizes the Western-facing vineyards whose fruit our winemaking team crafted into a wine with impressive texture and density and that is as muscular as its birthplace.
The Coombsville AVA is named after Nathan Coombs, who came to the Napa Valley in 1845, purchased 80 acres of land and founded the city of Napa. East of the town of Napa in the southern flank of the Vaca Range, Coombsville is known for its rolling hills, gravelly, well drained loam soils planted primarily to high quality Cabernet Sauvignon.
