From Ned:
Aroma: pineapple, orange juice, roses, ginger, and a little hint of fennel.  This smells great: it has the complexity you expect from a skin contact white but it's clean smelling and precise; it's not oxidative at all.
Taste: juicy orange fruit up front followed by a mid palate that's a teeny bit prickly with a little bit of effervescence, then there's a little pithy sort of flavor followed up by some grippy little tannins on the finish. There's more fruit, sort of a pineapple-ripe orange flesh flavor that lingers at the end. It's a nice juicy skin contact wine that is fruity but also has some tannin and grip to it
 
From the winemaker:
Grape(s): Sauvignon Blanc
Vineyard: Planted in the 1970s, organically-farmed Hillside Vineyard in Talmage sits right above the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas. CCOF certified, the vines are head-trained and planted on loam. Managed and farmed by Humberto Nunez, Hillside has become a cornerstone for Subject to Change. 
AVA: Mendocino County
Method:  We blended two picks of SB to make Disco!. Each pick was divided into two; carbonic maceration and a reverse saignée. The carbonic was uncrushed whole clusters that went into a sealed up tank for 2 weeks - then pressed and aged in neutral barrels.
The reverse saignée is where half of the total fruit was added to a fermenter as uncrushed whole clusters. The other half is direct-pressed juice that is pressed into those clusters where it’s pumped over daily. This allows the juice to be in contact with the skins until dryness (three weeks) thereby reducing both the amount of skins proportionate to the juice and, as a result, tannic extraction.
Half of this wine was aged intank for seven months, the other half was aged in barrel. They were racked together into a bottling tank. As always, bottled unfined, unfiltered with no addition of SO2. 
 ABV: 11.4%