Name: Presqu'ile - Santa Barbara County Chardonnay
SKU: 2883805
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Presqu’ile – Santa Barbara County Chardonnay

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USA - CA

Santa Barbara County

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White

The Facts

UPCs 2023 (750ml) - 8 60395 00060 9

Origins USA - CA > Santa Barbara County

Appellation Santa Barbara County

Varietal Chardonnay

Cepage 100% Chardonnay

Winemaking Native yeast fermentation. Aged 6 months in neutral French oak and stainless steel for purity and freshness.

Aging 6 months in neutral French oak and stainless steel

Alcohol by Volume 13.0%

Markets Texas

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The Character

Overall Citrusy, coastal Chardonnay with bright energy

Aromas Meyer lemon, citrus peel, crushed white flowers, saline minerality

Mouthfeel Zippy, clean, and mouthwatering

Tasting Notes Aromatic and vibrant, with Meyer lemon, citrus zest, and floral notes layered over saline and bright acidity. Refreshing and precise.

Selling Point Signature Presqu’ile style in a fresh, coastal Chardonnay

Pairings Creamy pastas, grilled fish, seafood crudo, and cheese boards

Sustainability Minimal Intervention / Augmentation

The Story

A benchmark wine for Presqu’ile, our Santa Barbara County Chardonnay showcases the freshness, coastal minerality, and citrus-driven profile that define our house style. Sourced from sustainably farmed vineyard sites and fermented with native yeast, it’s bright, expressive, and endlessly versatile.

About Presqu'ile

Producer Story

Presqu’ile is a family-owned winery located in Santa Barbara County’s Santa Maria Valley, producing small-lot wines from one of California’s premier cool-climate regions. Our wholesale portfolio includes Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Syrah, Gamay, Rosé, and Aligoté.

Producer Story

Presqu’ile is a family-owned winery located in Santa Barbara County’s Santa Maria Valley, producing small-lot wines from one of California’s premier cool-climate regions. Our wholesale portfolio includes Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Syrah, Gamay, Rosé, and Aligoté.