A pure, single vineyard wine. Fruit is picked over three weeks at optimal baumes to ensure that the wine would possess a desired combination of richness and fresh. The complexity of this famous style is also attributable to the marked differences between the characteristics of Sauvignon Blanc produced by seven unique blocks which reflect subtle differences in soil structure and composition. A component is barrel fermented in new French oak before being treated to several months maturation. As with all Cullen wines, the fruit is completely dry farmed, hand picked and sorted before vinification to natural yeasts without the requirement of any acid adjustment.