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2018 Rattlesnake Hills Malbec Frozen Grape Must
Each pail includes five gallons of grape must. Product will arrive partially frozen.
Rattlesnake Hills, Washington
Brix: 24.6, pH:3.36, TA: .54
Harvested October 11th, 2018
The Rattlesnake Hills AVA lies within the larger Yakima Valley AVA, which itself lies inside the much larger Columbia Valley AVA. The Rattlesnake Hills averages 2700 degree days a year which is 500 degree days more than the rest of the Yakima Valley to the west and 100 degree days less than Red Mountain to the East (Bordeaux gets roughly 2500 degree days and Napa gets 2900 degree days). Nighttime temps drop 40+ degrees during the growing season; preserving acidity and freshness. Rain is a seldom occurrence here with the area receiving just 7-10 inches of rain per year.
Each pail includes five gallons of grape must. Product will arrive partially frozen.
Rattlesnake Hills, Washington
Brix: 24.6, pH:3.36, TA: .54
Harvested October 11th, 2018
The Rattlesnake Hills AVA lies within the larger Yakima Valley AVA, which itself lies inside the much larger Columbia Valley AVA. The Rattlesnake Hills averages 2700 degree days a year which is 500 degree days more than the rest of the Yakima Valley to the west and 100 degree days less than Red Mountain to the East (Bordeaux gets roughly 2500 degree days and Napa gets 2900 degree days). Nighttime temps drop 40+ degrees during the growing season; preserving acidity and freshness. Rain is a seldom occurrence here with the area receiving just 7-10 inches of rain per year.