The 2015 growing season is the latest in a trend of being the warmest on record for our valley. Bud break occurred at the end of March, which is about a week earlier than usual. High temperatures peaked at the end of June and were steady throughout the course of the summer. A cooling trend arrived as the grapes began to go through veraison, allowing them to ripen perfectly.

Our 2015 Sauvignon Blanc is reminiscent of a tropical paradise. It features a bouquet of passion fruit, man-go, and guava, which is given depth by aromas of white peach, honeydew melon, and fresh cut grass.

On the palate, the lush aromatics are brightened by flavors of lemon and lime which allude to secondary notes of wet stones and flint. This food-friendly wine showcases beautiful levels of acidity and minerality with a mouthwatering, lingering finish.

60% Neutral French Oak, 40% Concrete Egg

For the first time ever, harvest began in August and was followed by optimal weather patterns for the remainder of the year.

February 15, 2016