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Cep Hopkins Ranch Sauvignon Blanc 2021Russian River, Sonoma County, California ● Sauvignon Blanc
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Cep Hopkins Ranch Sauvignon Blanc 2022Russian River, Sonoma County, California ● Sauvignon Blanc
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Marimar Estate Don Miguel Vineyard Albarino 2024Russian River, Sonoma County, California ● Albarino
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A standout region for its decidedly Californian take on Burgundian varieties, the Russian River Valley is named for the eponymous river that flows through it. While there are warm pockets of the AVA, it is mostly a cool-climate growing region thanks to breezes and fog from the nearby Pacific Ocean.
Chardonnay and Pinot Noir reign supreme in Russian River, with the best examples demonstrating a unique combination of richness and restraint. The cool weather makes Russian River an ideal AVA for sparkling wine production, utilizing the aforementioned varieties. Zinfandel also performs exceptionally well here. Within the Russian River Valley lie the smaller appellations of Chalk Hill and Green Valley. The former, farther from the ocean, is relatively warm, with a focus on red and white Bordeaux varieties. The latter is the coolest, foggiest parcel of the Russian River Valley and is responsible for outstanding Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.