Ferrari-Carano Sonoma County Fumé Blanc Sauvignon Blanc

"Odedi"

Light golden in color. Medium plus in body with medium plus acidity. Dry on the palate and fruit forward. Showing citrus, green apples, grapefruits, gooseberries, light grass and minerals. Crisp and refreshing. Tangy and nicely balanced with mild complexity. Good by itself or with food. 13.9% alcohol by volume. 89 points.

Audrey Hill

Light yet rich. $11 at total wine, $14 at Trader Joe’s.

Mitch Finne

crisp with a depth of flavors

Jay Kline

Meh.

Andrew Stogran

Smokier than expected. I liked it.

John Howard

Harvest production at Hirsch and Cobb Wineries

Good and kinda meh.

Clayton Bahr

Blind wine #3---completely wrong on this. This wine & the last one made me feel dumb

Tree Kilpatrick

Clear as crystal. Lemon nose. Flavors are tart but smooth and creamy. Lighter style. Not super grippy. But it’s acceptable.

David Poplar

Bright, very bright. Not blinding, but definitely bright enough to warrant the figurative mouth sunglasses. The first swig is almost aggressive in it's tang - very fruity and held together with some acidity (the partnership works well). Then it hangs around a little, showing off it's body, which is fairly stocky like a water polo player without being the least bit overweight. It climbs out of the mouth-pool rather quickly, as if it weighed but a feather, dripping a little trail of mineral taste as it heads for the locker room, leaving you wondering how such a robust body can still seem so light and how it can start out almost sweet and finish almost dry. And how bad this review is. (I have no idea what I'm talking about.) But it's a solid wine - really solid.

Ed Matthews

For California sauvignon blanc this is pretty decent and exhibits pineapple honey and vanilla notes in the nose. The wine has a round body from barrel aging; it is very pleasant with no grassiness.