Fruit is sourced primarily from the southern part of Napa Valley, and aged five months in French oak. With its billowy mouthfeel, the liquid seemingly floats above the palate. Lemon curd, daffodil, cinnamon toast, and creamy vanilla sandalwood are delicious and generous flavors. This is approachable luxury.
From Paso’s coastal mountain terroirs of Templeton Gap, Willow Creek District, and Adelaida District, this deeply hued carmine-purple wine is ripe and concentrated. Plum, mashed blackberries, heather, and roasted coffee align. Elegant but sturdy, its creamy mouthfeel centering on sweet strawberry, cherry, and desiccated lavender.
Steely on first sip with a linear formation of key lime, pineapple, and elderflower. Elegant to its core.
Like a shiny penny, this Pinot Noir offers notes of terroir and umami, with a hint of iron minerality. Dark cherry and cedar unite with sweet tobacco and rich, ripe plum overtones.
Butterscotch cream, pecan, and toasted wheat bread are rich, luscious notes. Round bodied, with white-peppered orange peel. A scoring acidity balances it out and allows the liquid to glide through to the finish.
Suede tannins introduce a robust flow of flavors, from espresso to tobacco leaf. Seamless, the liquid curves around the palate, with a dot of white peppered black plum.
A graceful, streamlined red with shimmery tannins. The liquid glides across the palate like a champion ice skater, sleek and juicy, with notes of lavender, plum, chocolate, and compassion flower.
Aromas: Lychee, lime sorbet, lanolin
Lychee notes are recognizable with vanilla custard and pine nuts. Crisp and Vibrant.