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Convergence Zone Cellars | CZ Upland Vineyard Sunbreak - NV

€144,95

White Wine: Convergence Zone Cellars | CZ Upland Vineyard Sunbreak - NV

This light buttercup-colored wine has very prominent Chardonnay distinctiveness arising from a foundation of pear aromatics. It delivers a rich, full-bodied, creamy savor that leads to its ex-traordinarily smooth finish.

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Producer: Convergence Zone Cellars

Vintage: NV

Size: 750ml

ABV: 13.5%

Varietal: Chenin Blanc

    Country/Region: United States, Washington

      Detailed Description

      This light buttercup-colored wine has very prominent Chardonnay distinctiveness arising from a foundation of pear aromatics. It delivers a rich, full-bodied, creamy savor that leads to its ex-traordinarily smooth finish.

      Producer Information

      The Horse Heaven Hills AVA was established in 1972 and is home to over one quarter of Washington’s planted acreage (17,082 acres). The area is among Washington’s warmer growing regions, making it an ideal place for Cabernet Sauvignon which makes up a large percentage of plantings. Many vineyards in the Horse Heaven Hills are planted on south-facing slopes, providing for extended sun exposure. Like many of Washington’s growing regions, the Horse Heaven Hills is located on an anticline of the Yakima fold belt, a series of wrinkles in the earth that create slopes ideal for grape growing. The area has an arid and semi-arid, continental climate. As with almost all areas of eastern Washington, irrigation is therefore required to grow wine grapes. Pressure differentials cause significant winds in the Horse Heaven Hills. These winds reduce canopy size and toughen grape skins, as well as protect against mold and rot. The nearby Columbia River also has a moderating effect on temperatures, reducing the risk of early and late season frosts, which can be a problem in nearby areas. There are three main soil types in the area—wind-blown sand and loess, Missoula Flood sediment, and hill slope rubble from the Columbia River basalt bedrock. Each of these provides well-drained soils suitable for vinifera. The Horse Heaven Hills had its first vinifera plantings in 1972 at what is now Champoux Vineyard, and vineyard designated bottles—particularly Cabernet Sauvignon—from this site are some of Washington’s most coveted and expensive wines. The appellation is wholly contained within the Columbia Valley.

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      Convergence Zone Cellars | CZ Upland Vineyard Sunbreak - NV

      €144,95

      White Wine: Convergence Zone Cellars | CZ Upland Vineyard Sunbreak - NV

      This light buttercup-colored wine has very prominent Chardonnay distinctiveness arising from a foundation of pear aromatics. It delivers a rich, full-bodied, creamy savor that leads to its ex-traordinarily smooth finish.

      Order from the Largest & Most Trusted Premium Spirits Marketplace!

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      NOTICE: Many other small liquor store sites may end up cancelling your order due to the high demand, unavailability or inaccurate inventory counts. We have partnerships consisting of a large network of licensed retailers from within the United States, Europe and across the world ensuring orders are fulfilled.

      Producer: Convergence Zone Cellars

      Vintage: NV

      Size: 750ml

      ABV: 13.5%

      Varietal: Chenin Blanc

      Country/Region: United States, Washington

      This light buttercup-colored wine has very prominent Chardonnay distinctiveness arising from a foundation of pear aromatics. It delivers a rich, full-bodied, creamy savor that leads to its ex-traordinarily smooth finish.

      Producer Information

      The Horse Heaven Hills AVA was established in 1972 and is home to over one quarter of Washington’s planted acreage (17,082 acres). The area is among Washington’s warmer growing regions, making it an ideal place for Cabernet Sauvignon which makes up a large percentage of plantings. Many vineyards in the Horse Heaven Hills are planted on south-facing slopes, providing for extended sun exposure. Like many of Washington’s growing regions, the Horse Heaven Hills is located on an anticline of the Yakima fold belt, a series of wrinkles in the earth that create slopes ideal for grape growing. The area has an arid and semi-arid, continental climate. As with almost all areas of eastern Washington, irrigation is therefore required to grow wine grapes. Pressure differentials cause significant winds in the Horse Heaven Hills. These winds reduce canopy size and toughen grape skins, as well as protect against mold and rot. The nearby Columbia River also has a moderating effect on temperatures, reducing the risk of early and late season frosts, which can be a problem in nearby areas. There are three main soil types in the area—wind-blown sand and loess, Missoula Flood sediment, and hill slope rubble from the Columbia River basalt bedrock. Each of these provides well-drained soils suitable for vinifera. The Horse Heaven Hills had its first vinifera plantings in 1972 at what is now Champoux Vineyard, and vineyard designated bottles—particularly Cabernet Sauvignon—from this site are some of Washington’s most coveted and expensive wines. The appellation is wholly contained within the Columbia Valley.
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