Craggy Range Chardonnay rueda Sonoma County is one of

Sonoma County is one of the few appellations with a microclimate conducive to growing cool-climate grapes like Chardonnay and Pinot Noir

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The wine is not oak-aged and is vinified to a completely dry state without any residual sugar

Excellently balanced with a long and elegant finish

Thanks to his efforts

Craggy Range Chardonnay rueda Sonoma County is one ofThe Chardonnay in the Kidnappers vineyard grows on clay and loam soil. This subsoil, combined with careful clone selection, allows the grapes to develop very pure, cool Chardonnay flavors. The Craggy Range family history In 1993, Terry Peabody and his wife, Mary, decided they wanted to create a family legacy that could be passed on to future generations. They decided to establish a wine estate somewhere in the world, their desire stemming from the