I had heard a lot about these wines so I was interested in trying one. It is a solid Chardonnay but it is more for those who like an austere style of wine. It is clearly Californian but seemingly made in an attempt to override terroir in favor of a less is more style. The things is I love Santa Cruz Chardonnay. Producers such as Kutch, Ceritas or Rhys manage to make wines that show the Santa cruz terroir without being overblown. But, that is the great thing about wine. So many style and no wrong answers as to what is "best". Light golden in color, clear and bright.

Scheurebe is a Riseling cross developed in 1916 in Germany.  This wine is 12% abv.  Light green/silver/hay in color, clear and bright.  The nose is nice with a bit of peach and some minerality.  Medium bodied.  Low acidity.  On the palate, this is easy drinking yet satisfying.  A bit of peach.  Like a cooler on a hot summer day.  It is nice  on its own but better with some food.  It would work well with a Vegetable Soup for a lunch or light dinner.  Drink over the next year or two.