Grown in the heart of Rattlesnake Hills in wind-blown loess soils over ancient basalt. The fruit was hand harvested on September 9, and pressed following a 24-hour cold soak to neutral French oak barrels for a slow, cool fermentation to preserve aromatics and build texture.
Grown in the heart of Rattlesnake Hills in wind-blown loess soils over ancient basalt. The fruit was hand harvested on September 9, and pressed following a 24-hour cold soak to neutral French oak barrels for a slow, cool fermentation to preserve aromatics and build texture.
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