Wine of the week: Joel Gott California Sauvignon Blanc.

August 22, 2015 at 7:00PM
Caption (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Few domestic whites "punch up above their weight class," year in and year out, more adeptly than the Joel Gott California Sauvignon Blanc. The 2013 version ($13) is still as fresh as spring flowers — and smells like them, too. The lovely combination of citrus and tropical fruits is undergirded by some racy acidity and a wet-stones minerally texture. The finish is clean and refreshing. Among many apt accompaniments are fried fish (or fried anything; this would be a fabulous State Fair wine), grilled zucchini and crisp summer salads.

Available at MGM, Total, Haskell's, Surdyk's, Hennepin Lake, the Vintage, Morelli's and others.

BILL WARD

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