Taste the award-winning wines of Forest Glen! From a buttery Chardonnay to a dry, rich Cabernet Sauvignon, Forest Glen Winery appeals to many tastes.
In addition to the usual favorite varietals one would expect from a winery, Forest Glen shares a unique Pinot Grigio the likes of which can not be found elsewhere. Several years ago, they made a wonderful discovery in their California Tehachapi Vineyard – a naturally occurring white Pinot Grigio without a trace of the varietal’s usual reddish-gray color, lending a fresher and crisper taste than ordinarily can be expected from this type of grape.
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Taste the award-winning wines of Forest Glen! From a buttery Chardonnay to a dry, rich Cabernet Sauvignon, Forest Glen Winery appeals to many tastes.
In addition to the usual favorite varietals one would expect from a winery, Forest Glen shares a unique Pinot Grigio the likes of which can not be found elsewhere. Several years ago, they made a wonderful discovery in their California Tehachapi Vineyard – a naturally occurring white Pinot Grigio without a trace of the varietal’s usual reddish-gray color, lending a fresher and crisper taste than ordinarily can be expected from this type of grape.
For more brand information, visit our trade page
Andrea Zermeno
Winemaker
Born in Manteca, California and raised in the nearby town of Stevinson, Andrea Zermeno has an unwavering appreciation of the grapes she loves to craft. Andrea’s parents immigrated from Jalisco, Mexico when they were 16 years old, and her father began his 15-year career in the vineyards. His work gave Andrea her first introduction to the world of wine, and from then she was hooked.
With an Enology degree from Fresno State, Andrea crafts wines with the mindset that every problem has a solution. As every harvest is different, she looks forward to the challenge.
When Andrea is not making wine, she enjoys spending time with her family playing board games and doing food competitions. She takes pride in teaching her family the winemaking process and representing her Latino community.
