Seabold’s 2024 Rodnick Farm Pinot Blanc should land in the crisp, quietly layered style that Chalone does so well, with citrus, orchard fruit, and a distinct mineral edge. Rodnick Farm’s limestone and decomposed granite soils often give these whites a saline, stony line that keeps the wine focused rather than broad. If the vintage follows the house style, expect a touch of leesy texture and just enough richness to round out the brightness. It’s the kind of Pinot Blanc that can feel a little like a leaner, more savory take on Alsace.

Serve chilled with simply prepared roast chicken, grilled sea bass, or shellfish.