Douglas Green The Beach House White – Pairs Well With Summer

Last Updated on March 5, 2021

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85% Sauvignon Blanc, 15% Semillon. Available widely for around $9.

Sample submitted for review purposes.

From the bottle:

“tranquil
unwined
the beach house
cool
rippled
sand
driftwood
peaceful
relaxed
ebb
flow
chill
12.5% Alcohol”

I’m always a little skeptical of the name of wines and they way they are marketed, but in this case the name fits nicely. Although personally I would have chosen something a little less specific than “beach house” as this is a great wine whether you’re talking about a beach house, a deck, a patio or just some folding chairs in the backyard or even the garage. The 2010 Douglas Green The Beach House exhibits aromas of lemongrass, citrus, and pear on the nose. It tastes light, bright and refreshing with crisp citrus and pear notes. It ends with a nice subtle finish. The Beach House is a relatively simple wine, but is very good and easy to drink. Recommended any time (and all the time) June through August.

See a listing of local retailers selling this wine here.


Taste Rating: 7              Cost Rating: 9
Overall Rating: 7.5

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