Castle Rock Chardonnay Columbia Valley Wine

Name: Castle Rock Chardonnay Columbia Valley Wine
SKU: 282594
Price: 14.99 USD
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Immerse yourself in the pristine beauty of Washington's Columbia Valley with Castle Rock Chardonnay Columbia Valley Wine. Crafted with meticulous care and precision, this Chardonnay captures the essence of the region's cool climate and diverse terroir, delivering a wine of exceptional quality and character.

Sourced from select vineyards throughout the Columbia Valley, the grapes for this Chardonnay are handpicked at optimal ripeness to ensure the perfect balance of flavors and acidity. Gentle pressing and cool fermentation techniques preserve the wine's natural freshness and vibrant fruit characteristics.

Upon tasting, Castle Rock Chardonnay delights the palate with its elegant and expressive flavors. Ripe pear, apple, and citrus notes are complemented by hints of vanilla and oak, creating a beautifully balanced wine with a crisp acidity and a creamy texture.

Versatile and food-friendly, Castle Rock Chardonnay Columbia Valley Wine pairs wonderfully with a variety of dishes, from seafood and poultry to pasta and salads. Its refreshing acidity and vibrant fruit profile make it the perfect accompaniment to sunny afternoons and lively gatherings.

Experience the beauty and diversity of Washington's Columbia Valley with Castle Rock Chardonnay. With its bright acidity, fruit-forward character, and elegant finish, this wine is sure to captivate the senses and leave a lasting impression. Cheers to the Pacific Northwest and memorable moments shared with friends and loved ones.

ABV

12.5%

Tasting Notes

Appearance: Castle Rock Chardonnay Columbia Valley Wine exhibits a pale straw color with hints of gold, reminiscent of sunlight filtering through the leaves in a lush vineyard.

Aroma: Upon swirling, aromas of ripe pear, green apple, and Meyer lemon fill the air, mingling with delicate floral notes and subtle hints of toasted oak. The bouquet is bright and inviting, evoking images of orchard blooms and crisp autumn mornings.

Palate: The first sip reveals a delightful medley of flavors, with juicy pear, tart apple, and zesty citrus dancing across the palate. Soft hints of vanilla and caramelized oak add depth and complexity, while a vibrant acidity provides a refreshing balance. The wine's silky texture glides effortlessly, leaving a lingering impression of elegance and finesse.

Finish: The finish is clean and refreshing, with the wine's flavors lingering on the palate, leaving a subtle reminder of the Columbia Valley's pristine beauty. Castle Rock Chardonnay Columbia Valley Wine is perfect for enjoying on its own or paired with a variety of dishes, from grilled seafood to creamy pasta dishes.

Distillery Information

Castle Rock Winery was established in 1994 by Greg Popovich. The wines are made from Oregon, Washington, and California grapes. All the wines are produced and bottled at partner wineries such as the Francis Ford Coppola facility in Sonoma County. The winemaker is Meghan Rech.
Columbia Valley, in the southeastern corner of Washington State, is one of the United States' largest official wine regions (see AVA). The area covers just over 11 million acres (4.5 million hectares), of which 40,000 acres (16,000ha) are under vine.
While France and the California are two of the more popular regions producing Cabernet Sauvignon, you'll also find countries like Italy, Australia, and Chile producing them as well. Cabernet Sauvignon is still one of the most popular wines in the world even though other varietals have started gaining in popularity.
The fictional Maine town of Castle Rock was filmed primarily in Orange, Massachusetts. The New England Studios in Devens was the series home base for the indoor scenes.
Founded in 1962 by a visionary group of 10 friends, six of whom were University of Washington professors, Columbia Winery is the result of the unrelenting curiosity and deep commitment to proving the potential of winegrowing in the Columbia Valley, located at the same latitude as Europe's best winegrowing regions.