Summertime Sippers: Sustainable and Organic Wines
Crisp, fruity, chilled and all-around refreshing, these sustainably produced wines are perfect for the hot days ahead.
By Tabitha Alterman
June/July 2011
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Discover refreshing summer wines from sustainable vineyards.
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High summer is the season for sipping — hand-squeezed citrus ades, fresh cucumber water, homemade sweet tea. And what could be more refreshing than bright West Coast wines that are just as lively enjoyed solo as with a healthy, garden-fresh meal? The vineyards below offer white, rosé and light-bodied red wines that pair perfectly with light, warm-weather fare, and all are sustainable operations that nurture the fertile soils on which they sit.
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Badger Mountain Vineyard
Kennewick, Wash.
Benziger Family Winery
Glen Ellen, Calif.
Bonterra Organic Vineyards
Mendocino, Calif.
Cooper Mountain Vineyards
Beaverton, Ore.
Cowhorn Vineyard and Garden
Jacksonville, Ore.
DeLoach Vineyards
Santa Rosa, Calif.
Frey Vineyards
Redwood Valley, Calif.
Frog’s Leap
Rutherford, Calif.
Hall Wines
St. Helena, Calif.