American

Crimson in color with many layers of complexity of blackberry, black cherry, currant, cinnamon, anise, cardamom. Layers of black fruit, integrated tannins with concentrated blackberry, black cherry, vanilla, cacao.

A true Merlot pioneer, understands the variety like few others, and when they put their mind to it in a low-production wine like this one, they rock. This Merlot is terrific. It?s rich, soft and opulent, with ripe cherry, cassis, and milk chocolate

Savory aromas of blackberry, dark plum, blood orange, Star Anise and black cherry, deep fruit favors of blackberry cobbler, dried cherry, pomegranate, cassis and milk chocolate Rating: Robert Parker 92 points

Chardonnay exhibits honeysuckle and orange creamsicle with subtle salinity. The generous palate finishes long with notes of toffee Rating: Robert Parker 92 points

Aromas of yellow apples, citrus with hints of melon, notes of vanilla, caramel and butterscotch.

Aromas of cherries, blackberries and plums with notes of vanilla, mocha and oak

A symphony of cassis, raspberry and cherry with a hint of red fruit moves on the palate; aromas of mint, sage, tobacco and graphite. An elegant bouquet and powerful, grippy tannins that ends in a long, silky finish

La Muse radiates a deep ruby-violet color, which gives rise to perfumed aromas of ripe red and black plum, new leather, violet blossom, and freshly turned clay, framed by sweet baking spices and subtle toast. The palate mirrors the nose, along with a cornucopia of crunchy red and black fruits, dark baking cocoa, and sanguine iron elements. All of this complexity is supported by powdery tannins and bright acidity, driving to a very long, rich, and complex finish.

Le D?sir has a dark inky appearance with a violet hue that extends to the rim. The compelling characteristics of Cabernet Franc are expressed on the nose and palate with flavors of crunchy cranberry, ripe raspberry, red currant, dried sage, crushed mint, and cinnamon bark; followed by spice cake, subtle vanilla liquor, and singed toast. The persistent finish and bright acidity suggest the wine will continue to evolve in the cellar for many years to come.