Groth Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc 750mL

Groth Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc
Sauvignon Blanc White Wine | 13.5% ABV | 750mL

Process & Profile

Groth Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc is a vibrant, estate-driven white wine sourced from sustainably farmed vineyards throughout Napa Valley, including the Oakville AVA. The fruit is harvested at optimal ripeness to preserve bright acidity and fresh aromatics. A small percentage is barrel-fermented and aged in neutral oak, adding texture and depth while keeping the wine’s crisp, citrus-driven character at the forefront.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Grapefruit, lemon zest, green melon, and white florals

• Palate: Bright and zesty with notes of lime, guava, honeydew, and a subtle mineral edge

• Finish: Clean, refreshing, and lingering with a hint of wet stone and citrus pith

What Makes It Special

• Crafted by a renowned Napa Valley winery known for quality and precision

• Blended from carefully selected lots across Napa Valley for layered complexity

• Partial barrel fermentation adds richness without sacrificing freshness

• Sustainably farmed and produced with a commitment to environmental stewardship

• Versatile white wine that balances fruit, acid, and texture beautifully

How to Enjoy

Serve chilled at 45–50°F. Perfect as an aperitif or paired with goat cheese, ceviche, grilled seafood, or citrus-glazed chicken. Also excellent with spring salads and fresh vegetables.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Groth Sauvignon Blanc aged in oak?
   A portion is barrel-fermented in neutral oak for added complexity, but the wine remains crisp and fruit-forward.

2. Does it have residual sugar?
   No. This is a dry white wine with bright acidity and a clean finish.

3. Is this the same as Groth’s Oakville Cabernet program?
   It’s made by the same winery, but this Sauvignon Blanc showcases their white winemaking approach using fruit from cooler sites.

4. Can it age well?
   While best enjoyed young for its freshness, it can age gracefully for 2–3 years.

5. Is it a single-vineyard wine?
   No, it’s a blend of multiple vineyards across Napa Valley for complexity and balance.