49 North In the beautiful Okanagan Valley of British Columbia, north of the 49th Parallel, is where you will find an ideal location for growing Sauvignon Blanc. The long, hot summer days are perfect for allowing bright fruit notes to ripen perfectly, which combined with a cool early season helps to impart a wonderful crispness and refreshing balance that makes this a delicious well balanced Sauvignon Blanc.

2010 White Blend

Vintage Report

Situated north of the 49th parallel, British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley is one of the world’s ideal locations for indigenous blends. The hot summer days and cool nights ensure grapes ripen to perfection and provide a smooth finish for the distinguishing palate. From vine to glass, the fruit holds fresh flavours to accompany any occasion.

Tasting Notes

This is a fresh, mouthwatering white blend showing peach, pear and subtle floral notes. The crisp palate is filled with green apple, grapefruit, spice and citrus flavoured acidity. It is a wonderful accompaniment to seafood, white meat dishes or served as an aperitif.

Winemaker’s Notes


12.5% Alc. \| T.A. 7.0 g/l \| R.S. 6.1 g/l \| 750 mL
Unoaked
Harvest:	October 2010
Vineyards:	Osoyoos, Oliver, Kelowna & Naramata