Hudson Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc

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 A shining star in the Carneros AVA, Hudson Vineyards is almost exactly halfway between Sonoma and Napa on Highway 121 and named after celebrated grape grower Lee Hudson, who purchased the 2,000 acre-property in 1981. Hudson Vineyards partially overlaps the historic Talcoa Vineyards, one of Napa’s most famous vineyards in the late 1880s and whose Indian name roughly translates to “laughing land,” a testament to the daily winds from nearby San Pablo Bay. Punctuated by rolling hills and shallow, rocky soils, Lee’s understanding of the intricate combinations of soil, climate, rootstock and clone in each vineyard block produce grapes sold to a who’s who list of California’s top winemakers.