Dutton Estate Kylie's Cuvée Sauvignon Blanc (Russian River Valley)

Ficha técnica

Tipo

White

Uva

Sauvignon Blanc

País

United States

Região

Russian River Valley · Sonoma

Denominação

Russian River Valley

Corpo

medium

Acidez

high

Doçura

off-dry

Safras avaliadas

• 201486 pts

  Fermented in stainless steel and then aged in neutral oak, this estate-driven white is crisp and complex, with what comes off as an intensity of dark oak. Gooseberry and lychee provide an intrigue on the nose, before a concentrated finish reveals high acidity.

• 201387 pts

  Hinting at oak and steeped in ripe fig, this is a hearty white wine with an herbal edge, fermented in stainless steel and then aged in neutral oak. From prime spots within Dutton Ranch, it provides a layering of tropical pineapple and melon within a suggestion of lemon, finishin…

• 201289 pts

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• 201188 pts

  A refreshing wine, tart in acidity, with savory green leaf, gooseberry and tropical fruit flavors. Feels really clean and zesty in the mouth, finishing with a swirl of exotic spices.

• 201088 pts

  This is Dutton Estate's unoaked Sauvignon Blanc. It did not go through the malolactic fermentation, but it started as very ripe grapes, so what you get is pure citrus, Asian pear, white peach and green apple flavor, zesty and clean in acidity, with slight a sweetness in the fini…

• 200985 pts

  Strong and punchy in orange, pineapple, peach, apricot and green apple flavors, this unoaked wine has a honeyed sweetness that makes it taste like fruit punch.

• 200886 pts

  If this wine were drier and crisper it would be a lot finer. The flavors are very rich, suggesting ripe pineapple tart, Meyer lemon pie, vanilla and sweet butter. It's almost sugary, except it's probably technically dry.

• 200693 pts

  Imagine a Sauvignon Blanc with the weight of Chardonnay, and that's what you get with this single-vineyard wine. It's amazing, because the wine never saw oak. Still, it has a vanilla richness on top of pineapple, peach, anise and honeysuckle flavors. Maybe the correct comparison…