2024 Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc “Palomino”


BRIGHT, MINERAL-DRIVEN, CITRUS-LACED, PRECISE

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A bright and mineral-driven Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc, the 2024 “Palomino” bursts with citrus notes of key lime, Meyer lemon, and bergamot, layered with hints of mango, toasted grain, and delicate sweetness. Vibrant yet composed, this wine delivers energy, precision, and a clean, persistent finish, making it both refreshing and deeply expressive.

  • Varietal: Sauvignon Blanc
  • Region: Napa Valley (Pope Valley Estate)
  • Body: Light to Medium
  • Acidity: High (no malolactic fermentation)
  • Style: Bright, mineral-driven, precise, textured
  • Pairings: Shellfish, seafood pasta, goat cheese, fresh salads

Key lime

Meyer lemon

Bergamot

Mango

Toasted grains

Meringue

Whole-cluster pressed and fermented in a combination of stainless steel and French oak (both neutral and new), the wine gains texture and richness while maintaining focus and energy. Aged on lees for six months, with no malolactic fermentation, preserving its natural acidity and freshness.

The 2024 growing season was defined by balance and precision, with cool evenings preserving acidity and a carefully timed harvest capturing the fruit at peak expression. The result is a wine with clarity, tension, and refined structure.

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THE LAND

POPE VALLEY

Set along Napa Valley’s eastern edge, the Cervantes estate spans a vast, untamed landscape where elevation, exposure, and volcanic soils converge. This is a quieter side of Napa - less traveled, more demanding, and uniquely capable of producing wines with both power and restraint. Farming here requires intention. The result is fruit of exceptional concentration and character, shaped as much by the terrain as by the decisions made within it.

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Guided by acclaimed winemaker Andy Erickson, the approach is both disciplined and intuitive. Each lot is handled with care, allowing the vineyard to speak while refining structure, balance, and longevity. The goal is not excess, but precision - wines that evolve beautifully over time while remaining compelling in their youth.