Bogle, Sauvignon Blanc, California

Fine

Decent

Not distinguished but perfectly acceptable to accompany food, especially at the price. My wife says that it�s �mostly harmless�, so I gave it an 84 because that�s twice 42, the answer to the ultimate question of life, the Universe, and everything.

Medium straw color with citrus aromas. Light bodied wine with notes of lemon, lime zest, and grass. Very basic sauv blanc. For my money, I would go for another value label such as Angeline or Ferrari-Carano.

Just okay. Try another at this price point $12

Tasted on the Sacramento Old Vine Train. Flavors of green peppers, vanilla, and perhaps lychee? Creamy, bright, and balanced on the tongue.

Citrus and gooseberry notes on the nose. The gooseberry flavor continues on the palate, supported by a well balanced acidity and some sweeter berry flavors. But - as has been mentioned elsewhere - no grassiness. Light body, medium finish again emphasizing the more tropical flavors. On a separate note, this SB is a bit of a departure from the traditional Californian approach. But based on a recent tasting, the 2014 will be even more so. New Zealand is clearly having …

Light to moderate flavor and body. Dry with a surprisingly longer lasting finish. Pleasant.

Decent inexpensive Sauvignon Blanc that isn't trying to be a Chardonnay.

Nicely balanced SB without the unpleasant grassiness. Excellent QPR

Nicely clean aromatics; crisp/mouthwatering flavors of citrus & tropical fruits with just a touch of gooseberry. Excellent price/quality ratio!

Nice crisp hot weather SB. No unpleasant grassiness.