It started off simply enough. Our original goal was to make a few barrels of wine that we would be proud to drink and serve to friends and family. Once we did so, it immediately became more complicated because the response was overwhelmingly positive. So here we are today, having created a wine label that reflects the types of wines we originally set out to make for ourselves, but now make for you. This project has enabled us to pursue many things we love at the same time – making great wines at reasonable prices, conducting ourselves with and collaborating with others who share our goal of social and environmental responsibility, engaging in philanthropy, and equestrian pursuits. We try to pursue all of these avenues surrounded by friends and loved ones and wine is inevitably involved. Key to our mission is supporting local growers and communities and the environment through sharing a percentage of our revenues with causes near and dear to our hearts.
Winemaker Tasting Notes: This Bandol style dry Rose wine offers up beautiful citrus and stone fruits, highlighted by cherry, nectarine and peach flavors, buttressed by
Wine Spectator 89 "Distinctive and zesty, with orange zest and smoky spice aromas and crisp dried cherry and candied ginger notes. Mourvèdre and Grenache. Drink now.
El Dorado 1,250 cases made 59% Grenache 40% Mourve?dre 1% Counoise 13.3% Alcohol Winemaker Tasting Notes: This Bandol style dry Rose? wine oðers up beautiful citrus
Peters Vineyard, planted between 1991 and 1996 on land previously home to an apple orchard, is located just southwest of Sebastopol, not far from the
Wine Spectator 91 "This impressive rosé is delicate and a bit racy, offering a light salmon hue and aromas of wildflower, peach and watermelon, with elegantly
Burghound 92 "The whole cluster vinification is discernible but rather than an herbal tea aspect, here the elegant and beautifully complex red berry, violet and plum
This beautiful, nuanced wine jumps out of the glass with earthy, persistent and bright fruit aromas. Delicate bodied frame that is deceptively deeply flavored and
This beautiful Anderson Valley vineyard abuts the Anderson River and foothills in Boonville. It is meticulously farmed and has produced fine fruit over many years.
Winemaker Tasting Notes: Medium-plus body. Strong and sweet black fruits on the nose and entry. Excellent acidity. Blackberry and dark bing cherry flavors and perfumed
Stephen Tanzer 91 "(a 56/44 blend of mourvedre and grenache): Pale orange-pink. Very subtle aromas of cherry and strawberry lifted by a floral element.
Winemaker Tasting Notes: Medium-plus body. Crystalline aromas and flavors of lavender and violet, with hints of earthiness. Beautifully balanced and complex. 194 cases produced.
Medium-plus body. Seductive nose of cherry and strawberry, which follow onto the palate. Good acidity integrated with red fruits. Balanced and nuanced, unfolding with time
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