| Vintage: | 2007 |
| Wine Type: | White Wine |
| Varietal: | Riesling |
| Appellation: | Columbia Valley, WA |
| Alcohol %: | 12 |
The nose is driven with luxurious levels of nectarines, stone fruit and lemon zest balanced by modest minerality; it’s a very fresh and enticing wine. The palate is streamlined and crisp; the fruit tends to prevail and is quite abundant for a Riesling. Touches of residual sugar balance a long and lingering finish.
When the family decided to plant grapes on a sun-drenched hill adjacent to Red Mountain, they did so under the guidance of Dr. Walter Clore, considered by many the “father” of the Washington wine industry. Dr. Clore was impressed by the site’s gentle, south-facing slope and the growing area’s warm temperatures. He encouraged the Monsons to plant vineyard rows north-to-south to maximize sun exposure, and he also advised the family to plant the site in small blocks to facilitate estate-grown wines managed for low yields through careful pruning and thinning practices. As a result of the vineyard’s attention to detail, grapes ripen evenly and the wines are consistently ripe, rich and fruit-forward.
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