Eagle & Plow Sauvignon Blanc
Washington estate Sauvignon Blanc, dry and cold fermented, poured here for years.
The story behind Eagle & Plow
The Mercer family planted the first wine grapes in Horse Heaven Hills in 1972, and Rob and Brenda Mercer founded Mercer Wine Estates in 2005. Eagle & Plow draws its fruit from the family's own 904 acre vineyard in the Alderdale region, sitting between 750 and 1,031 feet on Warden silt loam cut by canyons that drain cold air and water.
The label began as a charitable project rooted in the family's military ties. Vineyard manager John Derrick lost his best friend, Richard Guadagno, on United Flight 93, and the line grew from that loss, supporting veterans, first responders and foundations like Children of Fallen Patriots. The white grapes followed the reds.
Explore the Eagle & Plow range
One estate, one grape, one bottle on our shelf. Here is how the Eagle & Plow range lines up for a Washington white drinker.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eagle & Plow Sauvignon Blanc 750mL | Dry white, stainless fermented | 13.0% to 13.8% ABV | Bright pear, apple, citrus; crisp finish |
| Eagle & Plow Chardonnay 750mL | White, estate grown | Not stated on label | Orchard fruit, rounded texture, food friendly |
| Eagle & Plow Cabernet Sauvignon 750mL | Red, Horse Heaven Hills | Not stated on label | Dark fruit, structure, weeknight price |
| Eagle & Plow Red Blend | Red, charitable tier | 13.9% to 14.5% ABV | Plush mid palate, easy tannin |
| Eagle & Plow Block 93 Cabernet | Red, benchmark bottle | 15.1% ABV | Concentrated, oak aged, charity proceeds |
Which Eagle & Plow is right for you?
Eagle & Plow Sauvignon Blanc sits at $11.99 for a 750mL bottle here in Commack, and the Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon match it at $11.99 each. That is estate fruit from a 904 acre vineyard in Horse Heaven Hills, cold fermented in stainless steel, for the price of an everyday bottle. You can buy Eagle & Plow online and pick it up curbside free, or take local delivery across Nassau and Suffolk, same day or next day, with free local delivery over $250. Stock moves, so call ahead.
Dry, chilled, $11.99, and it handles fish and goat cheese without fuss.
Horse Heaven Hills fruit at the same price as the white.
The benchmark red tied to veteran and first responder foundations.