Estival Sauvignon Blanc is a Sancerre-style Washington white from the Horse Heaven Hills, poured by the bottle at Grappa in Seattle’s Queen Anne neighborhood. Estival celebrates the aromatic white wines of Washington’s Columbia Valley. We pour it for its vivid citrus and tropical fruit framed by stony minerality — a crisp, food-loving white grown close to home.
About the Winery
Estival is a Washington State label dedicated to showcasing the quality of the region’s aromatic white wines. This Sauvignon Blanc is sourced from the Horse Heaven Hills, a sub-AVA of the Columbia Valley, and made in a fresh, layered style that nods to the Sancerre wines of France’s Loire Valley.
Region & Grape
The Horse Heaven Hills sits above the Columbia River in south-central Washington. Long sun exposure, cool nights and the river’s moderating influence allow slow ripening, which preserves acidity and builds flavor intensity in Sauvignon Blanc. Neutral-barrel fermentation and lees aging give the wine added texture and weight without overt oak.
Tasting Notes
The 2024 bursts with pineapple, lemongrass, grapefruit and passionfruit, then finishes on layers of minerality and lime zest. The neutral-barrel work lends a subtle, rounded texture, balancing the wine’s bright fruit with a sense of stony precision. It is crisp, vivid and refreshing.
What to Pair It With
Its zesty acidity is made for seafood and lighter plates. Enjoy it with our Spaghetti alle Vongole, the Fresh Oysters, or a Mediterranean Salad. See more on the full dine-in menu.
How It’s Served at Grappa
Estival Sauvignon Blanc is offered by the bottle at Grappa for $65.
FAQ
Where is Estival Sauvignon Blanc from?
It is from the Horse Heaven Hills, a sub-AVA of Washington State’s Columbia Valley, made in a Sancerre-inspired style.
What does Estival Sauvignon Blanc taste like?
It shows pineapple, lemongrass, grapefruit and passionfruit, with bright minerality, lime zest and a subtle neutral-barrel texture.
Is it a crisp, dry white?
Yes. It is a dry, crisp Sauvignon Blanc with vivid acidity, balanced by a touch of texture from neutral-barrel fermentation.
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