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Casa Larga at the Rochester Lilac Festival

April 3, 2017 by Corey Ameele

For years, Casa Larga’s Lilac Hill has been the official wine of the Rochester Lilac Festival. Visit the Craft Beverage Expo to taste our Lilac Hill among many of our other wines. Our expo sessions will also include cider and crafted spirit tastings over three big days. Join us to meet the creators behind your favorite artisan beverages.

21+ Only | Valid ID Required | Please Drink Responsibly
No Children | Tickets good for one session only | VIP ticket is applicable for 1 session on May 18 or 19 + 1 session on May 20

Sessions are from 12:30pm – 4:00pm & 5:00pm – 8:30pm daily.

Tickets available on the Lilac Festival website.

Tagged With: Festival, Lilac Festival, Lilac Festival Wine, Lilac Hill, Rochester

Lilac Hill

May 19, 2016 by Corey Ameele

Lilac Hill

Finger Lakes

Our very popular Lilac Hill is an unoaked aromatic white wine with delicate fruit and floral notes. It is the Official Wine of Rochester’s famous annual Lilac Festival.

Viticulture

Grapes. Lilac Hill is a proprietary blend of French-American (Cayuga White) and vinifera (Muscat Ottonel and Riesling) grape varieties.

Appellation. Finger Lakes

Viticulture notes. We manage these types for maximum ripeness to allow their fruit and floral aromatics to intensify. Muscat Ottonel is responsible for the wine’s characteristic floral notes.

Winemaking

Fermentation. Stainless steel at cool temperature

Vintage. NV. Our winemaker can select the best from among different vintages of the component wines to optimize the harmony and complexity of the blend.

Alcohol by volume. 10.5%

Residual sugar. 3.5%

IRF scale. Medium Sweet

Acidity. pH 2.9, TA 9.1 g/L

Aging. In stainless steel tanks

Bottle volumes. 750mL and 1.5L Magnum

Bottling dates. March 30, June 16, July 15 and
September 14, 2017

Appellation. Finger Lakes

Production. 820 cases 750mL and 218 cases 1.5L

Casa Larga wine series. Vineyard

Vegan. Yes

TTBID. 16340-001-000404

UPCs. 0-89800-00303-9 (750mL),
0-89800-00040-3 (1.5L)

Year first produced. 1991

Winemaking notes. Each of the component grapes’ juice is individually fermented at cold temperature in stainless steel tanks to maximize its aromatics. The three wines are then racked and undergo blending trials. The final blend is filtered, cold stabilized and bottled.

Enjoying our Lilac Hill

Availability.

  • At our winery in Fairport
  • At selected wine and spirits stores and restaurants in New York State
  • At com for direct shipment to residences and workplaces in 39 states.

Aging: Store at cool temperature (55ºF) and out of direct sunlight. This wine, like most un-oaked aromatic white wines, was produced to be drunk young and fresh, i.e. within 1-2 years of bottling.

Serving temp: 50ºF

Tasting notes. Lilac Hill is a medium-sweet unoaked white wine with lovely fruit and floral aromas and a crisp finish.

Pairing suggestions. Antipasti, spicy Asian cuisine, salads with goat cheese, apple and berry tarts and pies.

Filed Under: Awards, Tech Sheets, White Wine Tagged With: Artistic Series, Lilac Festival Wine, White Blend, White Wine

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