That summer feeling, in a bottle
The Rosé is dry, not sugary, with that crisp freshness to cool down a hot day or lighten up the mood. Enjoy chilled, sans shoes for best results.
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100% Santa Barbara
A picturesque coastal region framed by mountains. Cool, foggy breezes offset the warm California sunshine, resulting in longer cultivation periods, i.e. more time on the vine for the grapes to develop their special character and flavor.
From East to West
Cool breezes from the coast warm as they come inland to the valley.
Unique Geography
A collage of microclimates and soil types – and it feels like the Mediterranean.
No additives
Our wines are made the natural way: in small, sustainably farmed batches with nothing added to artificially preserve, or augment the taste. There’s no need. Our grapes are carefully sourced for taste, so once they hit the barrels, we let them do their thing with minimal intervention. It’s not the only way to make wine, but it’s the Usual way.
No added sugar
You’re here to drink wine, not grape soda. No reason to artificially sweeten the best grapes that California has to offer.
No added sulfites
Although common to add extra sulfites to ensure “freshness,” we don’t. Period. This means less chemicals, less hangovers, and more fun.
Great grapes or go home
The first, and most crucial, step in making a great wine is selecting great grapes. Our Rosé consists of grape varieties that are classic to Provence, but best suited to grow in the Golden State.
Syrah
Full-bodied with a velvety elegance.
Sangiovese
Round with red fruit flavors.
Grenache
Berry fruits, medium-bodied, pie spice
Going deeper
Soil is quite literally the foundational element to everything we do. Healthy soil makes for thriving vines, but it can also add nuances to taste.
Loam
A warm, soft, crumbly mix of sand, silt, and clay, loam is incredibly nutritious. Makes for powerful, voluptuous wines.
Alluvial
A gravely blend of soils deposited over many years by running water. Full of organic material that helps growing grapes thrive.
