Whites/Conundrum California White Wine 2013 750 ml
Conundrum California White Wine 2013 750 ml
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About this bottle
Conundrum is a proprietary white wine blend from Wagner Family of Wine, the same family behind Caymus, made from a mix of grapes — typically Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier, Muscat Canelli, and others — rather than a single varietal. That blend gives it a distinctive, hard-to-pin-down profile: tropical fruit, honeysuckle, and citrus all show up at once, with a soft, slightly off-dry finish that's more approachable than a straight Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc. It's become one of the more recognizable California white blends specifically because it doesn't taste like any one grape — the name is a deliberate nod to that. A crowd-pleasing white for people who don't usually gravitate to whites.
How to drink Conundrum White
Serve chilled, around 45-50°F. Its blend of tropical and citrus notes makes it flexible with food — try it with Thai food, roast chicken, or just on its own on a patio.
Specs
White Blend
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What grapes go into Conundrum White?
A proprietary blend that has historically included Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier, Muscat Canelli, and other varieties, chosen to create a flavor that doesn't taste like any single grape.
Who makes Conundrum?
Wagner Family of Wine, the same family behind Caymus Vineyards.
Why is it called 'Conundrum'?
The name is a nod to the wine's blend of grapes, which is deliberately hard to pin down by taste alone — a puzzle rather than a single-varietal wine.
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