Hedges Family Sauvignon Blanc
Washington white, blended the Hedges way since 1987.
The story behind Hedges Family
Tom Hedges and Anne-Marie Liégeois Hedges started the label in 1987, first for export to Sweden, then bought their Red Mountain acreage in 1989. Washington's Columbia Valley grows the grapes, and daughter Sarah Hedges Goedhart now runs winemaking and operations. All 120 estate acres earned Demeter Biodynamic certification in 2021.
The CMS name is the recipe: Chardonnay, Marsanne, Sauvignon Blanc. Sauvignon Blanc brings the citrus and cut, Chardonnay fills the middle, Marsanne handles the aromatics. It ferments cool in stainless steel, never sees oak, and skips malolactic, so the fruit stays clean. Hedges also refuses to chase point scores, which tells you plenty.
Explore the Hedges Family range
Four CMS bottlings carry the Hedges name at this store, one white and three reds, all Columbia Valley fruit and all priced for weeknight pouring.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| CMS Sauvignon Blanc | White blend, unoaked | 13.0% to 14.0% ABV | Citrus, green herb, rounded Chardonnay mid-palate, crisp finish |
| CMS Chardonnay | White, stainless steel | Varies by vintage | Orchard fruit, clean lines, no oak influence |
| CMS Red Blend | Red blend | Varies by vintage | Dark berry, soft tannin, everyday Bordeaux-style pour |
| CMS Cabernet | Cabernet Sauvignon | Varies by vintage | Cassis, cedar, firm structure from Columbia Valley heat |
| Le Blanc | Estate white, small batch | Varies by vintage | Red Mountain estate fruit, limited production tier |
Which Hedges Family is right for you?
The CMS Sauvignon Blanc sits at $19.99 for a 750mL bottle, and the rest of the Hedges lineup runs from $13.99 for the CMS Red Blend up to $21.99 for the CMS Cabernet. That puts the white a few dollars above the national average, which is what a small store with 17,000 bottles and 30 plus years of buying relationships can honestly do. Buy Hedges Family CMS Sauvignon Blanc online and pick it up curbside in Commack, or take free local delivery over $250.
Chill it to 45°F and it cuts through feta, chèvre, and a plate of Blue Points.
$13.99 buys a Washington Bordeaux-style blend that does not need a decanter.
Columbia Valley ripeness with real tannin, priced under twenty-two dollars.




