2018 Grape Must and Juice Futures Now Available
Harvest is in! 2018 Frozen Grape Must and Juice!
The Beautiful Red Mountain AVA of Washington
We’re offering our first Vin Gris of Grenache Noir.
We’re proud to offer our first Vin Gris this harvest. The Grenache Noir grapes (Tablas Creek Clone) were picked early to preserve freshness and acidity and then put immediately in the press to produce a delicate, lightly-colored juice. What separates the vin gris method from the traditional rosé method? There is practically zero maceration time.
Do You love Right Bank Bordeaux?
Do you love Red mountain? We’ve got you covered with Merlot and Cabernet Franc coming from Washington’s most esteemed AVA.
“The Red Mountain AVA is located on a southwest-facing slope in south central Washington, a three and one-half hour drive from Seattle. At 4040 acres (1,635 hectares), this is the smallest, warmest wine-grape growing region in Washington. It has a unique combination of diverse geology, gentle south slope, consistent winds and notable heat profile. A complex mixture of the most rare and highly valued soil types in Washington was created by wind-blown silt and sand over glacial outflow. ” – Red Mountain Alliance
What is that orange stuff all the hipsters are drinking?
Meet orange wine, the darling of millennials. But don’t be afraid, orange wine is just white wine that had longer than usual skin contact time prior to pressing, giving the wine an orangish-brown color and increased tannin and phenolics. Winemakers have been doing this a long time.
We may still have some 2018 if you ask, but we definitely have some 2019!
