This Grenache Noir is a pretty garnet color with a tantalizing nose of cranberry, raspberry, ripe cherry, and sugared orange peel. The first sip immediately entices your palate with a bright acidity that balances savory and sweet flavors. It is filled with wild strawberry, clove, mocha, hints of violet, damp forest, and spice. The voluptuous medium body of this wine and youthful tannins hold everything together, and it smooths out into red fruits and dried orange on the finish.

Estate Oak Club  $30.60/bottle     Reserve Oak Club  $28.80/bottle

This pale lemon colored wine is expressly aromatic yet balanced with layers of structure and complexity. Initial aromatics show hints of passion fruit and guava, jalapeno, gooseberry, honeydew melon, and lemongrass. The acidity cuts through a collection of grapefruit and bell pepper that leaves your palate coated with an uplifting minerality. The creamy texture is derived from months of lees aging, providing this elegant wine with a touch of power and length both in the nose and palate. The layers of lychee and floral perfume are blanketed by a complex long finish.

Central Coast Wine Competition, June 2019 – Best of Class + Double Gold
Wine Enthusiast Magazine, November 2019 – 92 points
International Women’s Wine Competition, June 2019 – Silver
Los Angeles International Wine Competition, June 2019 – Silver
Tasters Guild Wine Competition, May 2019 – Silver
Terroirist.com, July 2019 – 89 points
Vinous Media – 89 points
Jeb Dunnuck, October 2019 – 89 points

Estate Oak Club  $20.40/bottle     Reserve Oak Club  $19.20/bottle

“Abalone Shell” in the native Chumash language of Samala.

This southern Rhone style blend of Marsanne, Roussanne, and Grenache Blanc highlights bright aromatics of zesty citrus, Asian pear, and honeysuckle with hints of chamomile and white peach. The mid-palate is a perfect balance of acidity, oily minerality, and rich creamy flavors. On the palate this wine shows a dynamic contrast of salinity mixed with bright acidity that showcases the layers of vanilla bean, white orchid, beeswax, and stone fruits. The freshness and intricacies from lees aging provides a depth through the entire finish.

Wine Enthusiast Magazine, November 2019 – 92 points
Terroirist.com, July 2019 – 91 points
Central Coast Wine Competition, June 2019 – Silver
International Women’s Wine Competition, June 2019 – Silver
Tasters Guild Wine Competition, May 2019 – Silver
Vinous Media – 89 points

Estate Oak Club  $18.70/bottle     Reserve Oak Club  $17.60/bottle