Our winemakers blended five distinct varietals most commonly used in Médoc in deliberate proportions for our Left Bank Napa Valley 2017. The Cabernet Sauvignon, the dominant grape in this wine, hails from a variety of appellations, including St. Helena, Rutherford, Atlas Peak, Oakville and Yountville. Each sub-AVA brings its own unique terroir and characteristics, thus allowing our winemakers to craft a wine with complex and rich aromatics and lingering flavors.

Another reiteration of this original Bordeaux varietal that really thrives in Napa’s warm climate. The intense aromatics coupled with dense flavors once again show the charming side of this often over-looked grape. Although the planted acreage in Napa is somewhat scarce, our winemaking team has access to several plantings throughout the valley and were able to choose from several micro fermentations to masterly blend different expressions into a very balanced wine that underlines the juicy structure generally associated with Malbec.

Another reiteration of this original Bordeaux varietal that really thrives in Napa’s warm climate. The intense aromatics coupled with dense flavors once again show the charming side of this often over-looked grape. Although the planted acreage in Napa is somewhat scarce, our winemaking team has access to several plantings throughout the valley and were able to choose from several micro fermentations to masterly blend different expressions into a very balanced wine that underlines the juicy structure generally associated with Malbec.

Our Chardonnay is naturally fermented, unfined and unfiltered. The integration of six different clones of Chardonnay brings unique characteristics to this multifaceted wine. We achieve precision and balance by an 18 month aging process in French oak with constant stirring. The result is an elegant and finesse driven Chardonnay that embodies Meursault with a California accent.