



Lightwell Survey
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In Virginia's winemaking scene, Lightwell Survey emerges as a trailblazer, infusing tradition with innovation. Their small batches of dynamic reds, dense whites, and unconventional blends defy conventional categorization, aiming for precision with a touch of deviation. The journey began in partnership with Early Mountain Vineyards in Madison, VA, during the fall of 2015. Founded by Sebastian Zutant, Ben Jordan, Jay Zutant, Julian Caustrita, and John DeNapoli, Lightwell Survey is dedicated to exploring new frontiers in winemaking while honoring tradition.
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Lightwell Survey carefully selects grapes from a variety of vineyards across Virginia to craft their wines. While specific vineyard names may vary from vintage to vintage, their sourcing typically includes partnerships with esteemed growers throughout the region. These vineyards contribute diverse terroir characteristics that enrich the complexity and expression of Lightwell Survey's wines, reflecting the unique landscapes and climates of Virginia's winegrowing regions.
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Lightwell Survey is known for its distinctive and innovative approach to winemaking, characterized by a style that defies traditional categorization. Their wines often exhibit vibrancy, complexity, and balance, showcasing the unique terroir of Virginia while pushing the boundaries of conventional winemaking practices. Lightwell Survey's portfolio includes a diverse range of reds, whites, and unique blends, each crafted with meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to excellence. From lively reds to dense whites and experimental combinations, their wines offer a journey of exploration and discovery for the adventurous palate.
Wines
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Lightwell Survey Goodbye Horses
White peach, honeysuckle, and geranium, with a palate of citrus pith and ginger powder and a vibrant finish.
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Lightwell Survey Dos Idiots
HerbaCeoas b Franc is beautifully balanced by elegant, soft fruitiness of Petit Manseng, creating a full-bodied red wine with a refreshingly bright yet bold mouthfeel.
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Lightwell Survey The Weird Ones are Wolves
Aromas of bright, fresh red fruits dominate. On the palate, cherry and fresh strawberry mix with lavender and white pepper.