Miner Viognier 2020
Founded in 1988 by Dave Miner, president of Oakville Ranch Vineyards, along with his wife Emily and his parents, Ed and Norma, Miner Family Vineyards produces small lot, handcrafted wines using fruit from Oakville Ranch, Ed and Norma's vineyard and other carefully selected California vineyards. Best known for their Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay, they also produce limited quantities of other varietals using a combination of old-world winemaking techniques and modern technology. Their focus is on producing high-end, reserve-style wines that reflect the unique characteristics of individual vineyards or terrior where those specific varietals grow best.
Founded in 1988 by Dave Miner, president of Oakville Ranch Vineyards, along with his wife Emily and his parents, Ed and Norma, Miner Family Vineyards produces small lot, handcrafted wines using fruit from Oakville Ranch, Ed and Norma's vineyard and other carefully selected California vineyards. Best known for their Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay, they also produce limited quantities of other varietals using a combination of old-world winemaking techniques and modern technology. Their focus is on producing high-end, reserve-style wines that reflect the unique characteristics of individual vineyards or terrior where those specific varietals grow best.
$26.50
Miner Viognier 2020—
$26.50
Description
Founded in 1988 by Dave Miner, president of Oakville Ranch Vineyards, along with his wife Emily and his parents, Ed and Norma, Miner Family Vineyards produces small lot, handcrafted wines using fruit from Oakville Ranch, Ed and Norma's vineyard and other carefully selected California vineyards. Best known for their Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay, they also produce limited quantities of other varietals using a combination of old-world winemaking techniques and modern technology. Their focus is on producing high-end, reserve-style wines that reflect the unique characteristics of individual vineyards or terrior where those specific varietals grow best.
