On August 23, 2018

Enjoy the bounty of summer wines

By Becca Zidik

St. Supéry Estate Vineyards embraces the very best of Napa Valley and French château  traditions to create award-winning wine. The flavors of St. Supéry Sauvignon Becca Zidik_HeaderBlanc and Chardonnay blend just as well as the traditions of the famed winery. With 100 percent estate grown grapes, the Sauvignon Blanc paints a picture reminiscent of a warm, sunny afternoon in Killington. Fruity notes dance about the palate and incorporate grapefruit, passion fruit, and citrus; just like the colors of a Vermont summer. Let’s hope you’re imagining popping greens from Killington Mountain, cool hues of blue from the Summit Pond, and a bright sun shining in the afternoon sky! (This wine also pairs super well with a fresh fish dish.)

Similarly, St. Supéry’s Chard is an elegant take on a well known classic. Think, French Riviera meets the palm trees of the tropics. Honeysuckle, dried apricot, and toasted oak all combine to bring life to your palate! Whether after a long day hiking the trails of Killington, mountain biking, or a long day of work, St. Supéry’s Chard is here for you, just like a best friend is supposed to be. A special something about St. Supéry: the winery is a part of the Napa Green Land and Napa Green Winery programs, which promote environmental stewardships, renewal initiatives, and habitat preservation.

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