Tasting Notes and Characteristics:

Groth Sauvignon Blanc from Napa Valley offers a crisp, refreshing experience perfect for warm afternoons or lively gatherings. With an ABV of 14.1%, this wine is crafted in the United States using careful vineyard selection and stainless steel fermentation to preserve its vibrant character. The result is a bright, approachable white that captures the essence of California’s sun-drenched terroir.

On the palate, Groth Sauvignon Blanc reveals zesty citrus, green apple, and hints of tropical fruit layered with subtle herbal notes. Its lively acidity and clean finish make it an excellent match for tangy goat cheese or grilled shrimp, enhancing both the creaminess of the cheese and the delicate sweetness of seafood. This wine’s balance and freshness invite you to savor each sip alongside your favorite light dishes.

Producer Information: Groth Vineyards & Winery

Groth Vineyards & Winery is based in the Oakville AVA at the heart of Napa Valley, California. Founded in 1982 by Dennis and Judy Groth, the winery began with a vision to produce high-quality wines that express the unique terroir of their estate vineyards. The Groth family has maintained a hands-on approach to viticulture and winemaking, emphasizing sustainable farming practices and meticulous attention to detail from vine to bottle. Their production philosophy centers on capturing varietal purity and balance, utilizing both traditional techniques and modern technology.

Beyond their flagship Cabernet Sauvignon, Groth Vineyards & Winery offers a diverse portfolio that includes Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, and limited-production Reserve wines. They are also recognized for small-lot bottlings crafted from select vineyard blocks within their estate holdings. While primarily focused on classic Bordeaux varietals grown in Napa Valley’s prime soils, Groth occasionally experiments with other grape varieties suited to California’s climate. The winery does not produce spirits or beer; instead, it remains dedicated exclusively to fine wine production rooted in its Oakville heritage.