The Story
Field Theory highlights curious varietals from unfamiliar places, like this Albariño from Lodi. Far from its homeland of Spain, this rare-to-California grape is crisp, but also has great texture, with notes of stone fruit and citrus. On the palate, it feels like a cross between a refreshing Sauvignon Blanc and a creamy Chardonnay, but its bright, aromatic flavors make it unique from any other white. An ideal warm-weather wine that pairs with veggie dishes and fish.
Description
Field Theory highlights curious varietals from unfamiliar places, like this Albariño from Lodi. Far from its homeland of Spain, this rare-to-California grape is crisp, but also has great texture, with notes of stone fruit and citrus. On the palate, it feels like a cross between a refreshing Sauvignon Blanc and a creamy Chardonnay, but its bright, aromatic flavors make it unique from any other white. An ideal warm-weather wine that pairs with veggie dishes and fish.
