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CaliforniaProfanity Life Undressed Sauvignon Blanc
Profanity Life Undressed Sauvignon Blanc brings California brightness to the glass, made at Dark Star Cellars in Paso Robles from fruit sourced across the Paso Robles and Central Coast AVAs.
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About this wine
Profanity Life Undressed Sauvignon Blanc brings California brightness to the glass, made at Dark Star Cellars in Paso Robles from fruit sourced across the Paso Robles and Central Coast AVAs. Its layered fermentation—concrete egg, stainless steel and French oak—adds dimension while preserving a lively, fresh profile. Six months of ageing in stainless vats and large-format French oak supports the wine’s crisp citrus and green-apple character. Unfiltered and refreshing, it is an easygoing white with a clean, energetic style.
Tasting notes
Details
| Brand | Profanity Life |
| Type | Wine |
| Country | United States |
| Region | California |
| Grape | Sauvignon Blanc |
| Size | 750 ml |
| Style | White wine |

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How to serve — our serving guide.
- 1Serve well chilled, around 8-10°C (46-50°F).


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Profanity Life is a California brand built around playful names, bold artwork and an unbuttoned approach to wine. Its range is presented by SKM Imports, doing business as Global Wine Trust, an importer that says it has cultivated supplier relationships for more than 35 years. The brand’s aesthetic is spirited, while its wines remain focused on approachable California character.
- Paso Robles-made Sauvignon Blanc sourced from Paso Robles and Central Coast vineyards
- Fermented in concrete egg, stainless steel and French oak
- Citrus and fresh green apple with an unfiltered finish
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