Sans Liege Call to Arms Grenache Blanc - Roussanne, Paso Robles, USA

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A blend of Grenache Blanc and Roussanne, the 2017 Call To Arms is gregariously scented of warm white peaches, spiced apple pie, apricot and honeycomb with hints of toast, gingersnap, grapefruit, lime leaf and a rocky mineral line. Medium to full-bodied, it's slightly oily textured in the mouth, with great flavor layers and good freshness to lift the long, savory finish.

A blend of Grenache Blanc and Roussanne, the 2016 Call to Arms offers up a pretty bouquet of lemon oil, honeycomb, melon and peach. On the palate, the wine is medium-bodied, supple and texturally glossy without being overbearing, underpinned by juicy acids and finishing with chalky grip. This reminded me of a cool vintage from the Rh?ne valley's Chateau des Tours.

The 2015 Call To Arms is a Grenache Blanc and Roussanne blend that offers subtle apricots and pear drop notes with savory toast, fresh hay and almond scents. Medium-bodied, with lovely restraint and a subtle savoriness in the mouth, the creamy texture is well-balanced by a lively line of freshness and it gives a yeasty finish.

Buttered orchard fruits, baking spices, toasted bread and ripe peach are just some of the nuances the emerge from the 2014 Call To Arms. A blend of 55% Grenache Blanc and 45% Roussanne, it has a decadent texture, beautiful richness, no hard edges and a clean, enjoyable finish. Drink this pedal to the metal white over the coming couple of years.