Klinker Brick Grenache Blanc

Aromas of lemon and pear on the nose. Crisp and bright on the palate with a hint of peach.

Title
£17.95

Most commonly found in Rhone wine blends, this Grenache Blanc exhibits aromas of lemon and pear on the nose. Crisp and bright on the palate with a hint of peach that leads into a smooth finish.

Pair this Grenache Blanc with a rich, fatty fish or grilled chicken.
Country USA
Region California
Grape Grenache Blanc
ABV 13%
Vintage 2022
Size 75cl
Type / Colour White
Style Dry

Country, USA
Region, Lodi, California
Grape,

  • Grenache Blanc

BREAK;

Style, Dry
ABV %, 13%
Vintage, 2022
Biodynamic,
Low Sulphur,
Low Intervention & Natural,
Organic,
Vegan,
Food pairing, Pair this Grenache Blanc with a rich, fatty fish or grilled chicken.
Ratings & Awards,

Steve and Lori Felten, fifth generation grape growers in the Lodi region, continue the tradition of cultivating “Old Vine” Zinfandel vineyards that their ancestors planted in the early 1900’s. With roots in Germany, Russia and later the Dakotas, the family settled in Lodi, first producing watermelons. Recognizing that the soil and climate were ideal for growing grapes, they began to plant varieties that included Zinfandel, Tokay, Carignane, and Alicante. For over one hundred years, the family has cultivated the land with the aim of producing top quality fruit. Zinfandel was one of the first grape varieties to be planted in the Lodi appellation, although it had also been established in other parts of California. Grapes were originally packed in boxes for shipment to the East Coast and Canada for the purpose of home winemaking. In the early days of production, nearly all of the Zinfandel grapes were shipped with the exception of grapes that were used for making wine at home. By the mid 1930’s, grapes were sold primarily to cooperatives and larger, private wineries with a small portion of the production shipped east. Historically, the vineyards were irrigated by flood or ditch irrigation and the inability to regulate the amount of water applied resulted in larger yields of marginal quality. In the late 1980’s, drip irrigation was introduced, providing the ability to control the amount of water applied to each vine. This resulted in the ability to control the vigor of the vine, healthier fruit and ultimately, lower yields. With the introduction of more sophisticated vineyard practices, including shoot thinning, leaf pulling, color thinning and the removal of a second crop, the ability to produce the grapes of exceptional quality was realized.

UK Mainland

  • UK Mainland Delivery is £8.95.  For orders over £125 delivery is free.
  • 1 Bottle Delivery is £5.95.
  • Saturday delivery is available to UK Mainland only: £25.00 (please contact us to arrange).

Local Delivery SA1 - SA7 Postcodes

  • Free delivery is available to all those in SA1-SA7 postcodes of orders over £40.
  • For orders under £40 local delivery is £8.95.
  • Deliveries will typically be on a Next Day Service but longer if items are out of stock.

Non-UK Mainland

For non-Mainland UK delivery, prices are as follows:

  • Isle of Man - £15.95

  • Highlands and Islands of Scotland - £14.95
  • Northern Ireland - £12.95
  • Jersey and Guernsey - £24.95
  • Isle of Wight - £8.95

Republic of Ireland (Southern Ireland) - We are unable to deliver to the Republic of Ireland without making prior enquiries. Apologies for any
inconvenience.

Steve and Lori Felten, fifth generation grape growers in the Lodi region, continue the tradition of cultivating “Old Vine” Zinfandel vineyards that their ancestors planted in the early 1900’s. With roots in Germany, Russia and later the Dakotas, the family settled in Lodi, first producing watermelons. Recognizing that the soil and climate were ideal for growing grapes, they began to plant varieties that included Zinfandel, Tokay, Carignane, and Alicante. For over one hundred years, the family has cultivated the land with the aim of producing top quality fruit. Zinfandel was one of the first grape varieties to be planted in the Lodi appellation, although it had also been established in other parts of California. Grapes were originally packed in boxes for shipment to the East Coast and Canada for the purpose of home winemaking. In the early days of production, nearly all of the Zinfandel grapes were shipped with the exception of grapes that were used for making wine at home. By the mid 1930’s, grapes were sold primarily to cooperatives and larger, private wineries with a small portion of the production shipped east. Historically, the vineyards were irrigated by flood or ditch irrigation and the inability to regulate the amount of water applied resulted in larger yields of marginal quality. In the late 1980’s, drip irrigation was introduced, providing the ability to control the amount of water applied to each vine. This resulted in the ability to control the vigor of the vine, healthier fruit and ultimately, lower yields. With the introduction of more sophisticated vineyard practices, including shoot thinning, leaf pulling, color thinning and the removal of a second crop, the ability to produce the grapes of exceptional quality was realized.

Cheers to Your Wine Journey!

Eco-Friendly

Pulp Packaging - all made from recycled cardboard.

Fast, reliable delivery

£8.95 UK, Free £125+. SA1-7 Local Delivery. Free £40+.

Family run 40+ years

Frum humble beginnings to supplying wine UK-wide.

No minimum orders

1 Bottle Delivery for £5.95, ideal for fine wine & gifts.

Packed with care

Nobody wants spillages. Any damaged item is replaced.

Top 50 wine retailer

We are proud to have won numerous industry awards.