Margerum Los Olivos White Rhone Blend M5 2021 bis-hidden and lightly sweet Anejo tequila

and lightly sweet Anejo tequila with notes of honey

The name references Roman augurs who foretold prosperity—this wine promises the same for any table it graces

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Margerum Los Olivos White Rhone Blend M5 2021 bis-hidden and lightly sweet Anejo tequilaWhite Chateauneuf is one of wine's great overlooked pleasures, and M5 White is Santa Barbara's version of the idea. Doug Margerum grafted his Los Olivos District estate over to Rhone varieties in 2016, and the name is exactly what it sounds like: M for Margerum, 5 for the five grapes. Marsanne and Roussanne bring the weight, Grenache Blanc and Picpoul keep it honest, and a splash of Viognier handles the perfume. With a few years behind it, the 2021