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2024 · Oakville Sauvignon Blanc

Loren Crossing

White · Oakville, United States

Aromatic

Dry · Rich textured · Juicy · Crisp

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2024 · 750 ml

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Loren Crossing

United States

Loren Crossing is a California producer with very limited public information available. Its wines are distributed through a broad network of US distributors, but details on ownership, operations, production scale, and vineyard holdings are not disclosed. The producer also does not publish farming practices, sustainability certifications, or winemaking personnel. As a result, Loren Crossing’s approach, scale, and cellar philosophy remain unclear based on currently available information.