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90 Points - Wine Enthusiast Mer Soleil is a blend of Marsanne, , 39% and Viognier, 61%, two white Rhone varietals that thrive in California's Central Coast. All of the fruit is purchased from the Mer Soleil Vineyard in the Santa Lucia Highlands, just south of Monterey Bay. The marriage of these two grapes highlights the tropical notes found in both, and gives the wine a lush, cohesive palate of exciting flavors. Product of California.

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