Inglenook Blancaneaux 2017

Inglenook was established in the top-rated Rutherford appellation in Napa Valley in 1879 by a Finnish sea captain, Gustave Niebaum. After a chequered history, which included the winery shutting down during prohibition, the estate regained its original reputation for producing very fine wine during the 1940s when it was owned by John Daniel. Tasting Notes 2017 Blancaneaux shows an intricate array of aromas, ranging from attractive floral scents of jasmine and acacia to fruitiness in the form of white peach and ripe Meyer lemon zest. While its structure is round and medium-bodied, the wine retains compelling freshness as it evolves throughout an extended finish. Food Pairing Lobster, Mussels, shrimp, and cream chicken with mushrooms. Grape Variety: 40% Viognier 32% Marsanne 28% Roussanne Country: Napa Valley - USA