Sauvignon Blanc is historically connected to two French winemaking regions: the Loire Valley and Bordeaux. It most likely originated in the former, which today still makes single-variety expressions ...

The Crossings Sauvignon Blanc, sourced from Marlborough, New Zealand, is available in both regular and low-calorie versions. The Light Wave Crossing contains only 80 calories per glass and has a ...

Learn about the best bottles of Sauvignon Blanc to enjoy this summer. ... 2022 Dutcher Crossing Winery Sauvignon Blanc Sonoma County . This is an herb-flecked, almost vegetal Sauvignon Blanc.

Press Release. 14 December 2006 . The Crossings Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 2005 named in Wine Enthusiast Magazine Top 100 Wines of the Year. Wine Enthusiast Magazine, one of the world’s most ...

2001 The Crossings Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, Awatere Valley ($16). This dramatic sauvignon blanc from New Zealand blazes across the palate with concentrated, uncompromising flavors of pear ...

A sauvignon blanc that’s light on its feet. Notes of grapefruit, lemon and mineral. Crisp acid and a citrusy finish. J. Lohr, 2022 Flume Crossing Sauvignon Blanc, Monterey County, 13.5%, $14, 4 ...

Expert Leslie Sbrocco joins Kathie Lee and Hoda with choices for every palate and price point, including The Crossings sauvignon blanc and Mezzacorona rosé.

Sauvignon Blanc is gaining popularity in a stagnating wine market, thanks to its bright, green, and citrusy flavor profile — amplified by viral trends such as the addition of fr ...

Fellom Ranch Vineyards in Cupertino scored Gold for their 2019 Santa Cruz Mountains Cabernet Sauvignon from Montebello ... 2022 Arroyo Seco Flume Crossing Sauvignon Blanc ($14), J.

While Sauvignon Blanc is actually the name of a grape variety, in this context, consumers are referring to the white wine named after the grape from which it's produced. It’s often described as ...

Sauvignon Blanc is historically connected to two French winemaking regions: the Loire Valley and Bordeaux. It most likely originated in the former, which today still makes single-variety expressions ...