Vineyard notes:
We source our white Rhône varietals from the northern end of Monterey County, Central Monterey County and our estate vineyard in the Templeton Gap district. All are very different microclimates but have commonality: cooler temperatures and maritime breezes. The 220 seasonal was quite typical through spring. Summer brought warm days with intermittent heatwaves. This pattern extended into fall which helped in berry maturity, ripening and golden skins, giving concentrates flavors and mouthfeel to the blend.

Winemaking notes:
The grapes for the 2020 Treana Blanc were whole-cluster pressed and the juice was chilled to 35 ̊F to allow the solids to settle. Once settled, the juice was transferred to French oak barrels for fermentation, of which 50% were twice used, 25% were once used, and 25% were neutral. The wine aged on its lees for nearly fourteen months before being blended in early January of 2022. The blend aged together for another month until bottling in late February of 2022.