While Pride’s mountaintop estate is revered for their red wines, their sumptuous and elegant whites garner their fair share of praise from those in the know. A mere 150 cases of Viognier and 400 cases of Chardonnay make it into the trade each year. There is hardly enough wine to go around. Their exclusivity adds to their mystique. This is particularly true of Pride's estate Viognier.
The wine opens with a classically expressive nose of orange oil, citrus blossom, fines herbes, and gingery spice. The palate showcases Viognier’s textbook oily opulence, broad stone fruit flavors, and grapefruit pith. This richness is relieved by juicy acidity, realized through earlier harvested grapes to strike a natural balance. The wine is a showstopper, reminding us why Pride’s Viognier is considered textbook for the category.
The wine opens with a classically expressive nose of orange oil, citrus blossom, fines herbes, and gingery spice. The palate showcases Viognier’s textbook oily opulence, broad stone fruit flavors, and grapefruit pith. This richness is relieved by juicy acidity, realized through earlier harvested grapes to strike a natural balance. The wine is a showstopper, reminding us why Pride’s Viognier is considered textbook for the category.
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