Roblar extra dry sparkling wine is crafted from grapes grown at the Michel-Schlumberger Benchland Estate Vineyard in Sonoma County. This sparkling wine was produced by inducing in-bottle secondary fermentation and a minimum of 12 months of aging using the traditional methode champenoise to create the tiny bubbles and complex flavors. It will continue to develop as it ages.
Wine Profile
Vineyard Notes
The grapes used to make this Blanc de Blancs sparkling wine are all from the estate vineyard at Michel-Schlumberger located in the Dry Creek Valley of Sonoma County.
Production Notes
192 Cases
Winemaker Notes
The color is a pale straw with aromas of delicate floral and white peach aromas. The palate is round and creamy, with elegant flavors and well-balanced crispness.
Food Pairing Notes
A perfect and luxurious pairing with freshly shucked oysters, caviar, and other elegant seafood. Also delicious with little madeleines or financiers (little almond cakes) at a garden party.