All Wines

Grenache is the world’s second largest type of grape. Black Grenache grows in Spain and the South of France. It adds spice to Rioja wines and makes the Rioja wine stronger. In hot climates, Grenache wines have an aroma of juicy plums and vanilla. 

Lushious blueberry, fresh leather and cured meats dominate the aromas of this young wine. Flavors of black pepper, plum and berry are upfront with a refreshing acidity and low alcohol resulting in a balanced wine that will open up in the coming years and become something very special.

Our flagship wine expresses a bouquet fruits including scents of cranberry, strawberry, earth, black pepper and chamomile. This wine is has great complexity that carry through to the flavor profile on the palate. This wine has a velvety mouthfeel and deceivingly easy to drink at 14.2% abv.

Intense aromas of clove and black cherry. On the palate, the soft tannins lead to a satin like finish with layers of lush plum and refreshing acid.

Pinot Noir grapes make one of the most popular wines in the world. It represents delicate, elegant, and feminine wines. The grapes are sensitive to climate, soil and geography. Pinot Noir grapes are thin-skinned. Originating in Burgundy, France Pinot Noir has a long history of cultivation; the earliest record it of is during the 1st century A.D. and at that period the grape was known as Pinor Vermei. Pinot Noir is now widely planted, the largest growing area is in Bourgogne, France, followed by the USA and New Zealand.

Hints of plum and blueberries on top of baking spices make this a pleasant wine by itself or paired with mushroom based foods. 

New world meets old world with scents of raspberry, rose petal, dust and underbrush. Flavors of cranberry, spice, fennel and herb grow in intensity on the moderately long finish with welcoming tannins giving a drying finish.

Dolcetto means “a little sweet”, it expresses original fruit flavor of grapes. The 2013 vintage of our estate Dolcetto has sharp tannins and will age beautifully for another 6-8 years. It has a lot of dark berry flavors on top of mocha and licorice.

Aromas include fruits like lemon, butterscotch, and vanilla. The large amount of new French oak adds complexity like golden colors, hazelnut, and a velvety feel in the mouth.

Grenache Noir grows in Spain and South of France.  It adds spicy taste on Spanish Rioja and makes Rioja stronger.  Grenache is also the powerful force of Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Gigondas in France.  In California with plenty of sunshine, Grenache wines have aromas of juicy plums and vanilla.

Bright notes of apple, melon, and a subtle hint of pear. This wine pairs nicely with salads, soft cheeses, or shell fish.

A long growing period provides Riesling rich fruit characteristics and pleasant acidity. The Riesling grape is small and the grape’s shape is cylindrical or conical. The grape color is yellow and green, and is grown densely. The skin of the fruit is thin and the flavor is unique and juicy.