Decoy Wines 2010 Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc is Not Vegan Friendly

by Duckhorn Wine Company
Address: 1000 Lodi Lane
St. Helena, California, 94574
USA
Phone: (888) 354-8885
Fax:
Email: customerservice@duckhorn.com
URL: https://www.duckhorn.com/
Checked by: Eliz
Double checked by: Michael, Susan, Kathy, Sarah, Blue, Rebekah, Kelly
Added: almost 13 years ago
Double Checked: 11 days ago

Compay email (August 2024)
"While the majority of the wines we make at The Duckhorn Portfolio are considered vegan, we are not certified as such, nor are we certified as allergen free. We aim not to use any fining agents or dairy products during the winemaking process, but we cannot guarantee we are 100% free from the use of such products. "

Company email (May 2021)
"Our Director of Decoy Winemaking, Tyson Wolf confidently reports that he uses no traditional allergens or animal products during winemaking."

Company email (April 2019)
"Because traditional winemaking practices may include procedures considered non-vegan, we can’t confirm or deny that any given bottle of wine is completely vegan." [Note, we're leaving the 5 entries from 2009/2010/2015 as vegan-friendly based on the specific info given below.]

Company email (July 2017)
"I have been vegan for five years myself, and I enjoy all of our wines."

Company email (February 2015):
"I can’t say for sure on any library or older vintage wines, but anything starting in 2011 to current is vegan-friendly. We do all of our own bottling in house, so no worries in that regard either."

Company email, March 2012:
"Unfortunately, we cannot say that our wines are vegan free" [Note, we're leaving the 4 wines from 2009/2010 as vegan-friendly based on the specific info given below.]

Company email (July 2011):
"I checked with our winemaking team and please find listed below their remarks:
"None of the 2009 bordeaux reds or 2010 SB were fined"
"The Zinfandel was not fined."
Our product is not produced anywhere else in the world, only in California."

Company email (July 2011):
Our winemaking team responded to my e-mail as follows:
"We sometimes fine our wines with egg products, so I would have to know which Decoy vintage & varietal they are referring to."

Company Email:
"Yes, we do from time to time use an egg albumen product to fine some of our wines. This is not a standard practice but is something we have used sporadically in the past."

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