
A blend of 53% Viognier and 47% Marsanne.
The 2007 Treana White displays the elegant varietal characteristics of Viognier and Marsanne; vibrant floral aromas of citrus blossom and jasmine are followed by ripe stone fruit flavors, hints of pear, pineapple and honey overtones. Solid minerality lends complexity and structure. The mouth feel is full, while bright acidity cleans the palate and offers ease and versatility to food-pairing. A wine of excellent balance and complexity, the 2007 Treana White will age beautifully over the next decade.
53% Viognier; 47% Marsanne. Viognier may be in the majority here, but this broad and big-bodied wine stands well apart from its perfumy fruit-oriented mates, and it instead keys on oak and lees while still mustering a very good sense of optimally ripened peaches and spiced apples. It is oily without being overly heavy or fat, and it builds on the palate with surprising strength and a long, sustained finish. It will drink well with the dishes reserved for big Chardonnay.
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