Spellbound Chardonnay features bright and lush tropical fruit flavors with notes of vanilla and classic cr®me brªl©e. Its medium body and bright acidity make for a pleasant and lasting finish on the palate. Enjoy this wine on its own or with a variety of cuisine from the Pacific Rim to the fiery Southwest. Blackened fish, Caesar salad, cream chowders and soft cheeses all make for delicious pairings.

Bright and lush tropical fruit flavors with notes of vanilla and classic cr®me brªl©e. Its medium body and bright acidity make for a pleasant and lasting finish on the palate.

Everyone knows the warm sun nurtures plants, bringing grapevines to full maturity. But since ancient times, farmers have also depended on the moon, ruler of the tides, whose gravitational force pulls water up from the soil, supporting vines during the cool nights that maintain beautiful balance in wine grapes. The founding partners of Spellbound chose the name and label imagery to suggest the ever-present magical, mystical force of the moon. Spellbound first made its mark with one of the first varietals to be grown in California, Petite Sirah. This award-winning wine has earned 90 points from The Wine Advocate across multiple vintages. The portfolio also includes a core lineup of Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir and Rosé, all crafted with grapes from established and emerging regions throughout California, where warm sun and cool, moonlit nights result in expressive, approachable, balanced wines. These wines are true to their roots, expressing ripe varietal character with a style that elevates every occasion - from special events to everyday meals around the family table. Budget-savvy wine shoppers, will appreciate Spellbound for its everyday affordability, consistent quality and fruit-driven wine profile. With an everyday price below $15, Spellbound ranks in one of the fastest growing category segments appealing to a broad range of wine consumers and offers an attractive by-the-glass price below $10 for restaurants and wine bars.

Proof/ABV: 13.9