Sustainable

90% Cabernet Sauvignon & 10% Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Malbec & Petit Verdot

Napa > California

Aged in French Oak Barrels for 16 months

Black fruits, savory bramble notes, dark chocolate, clove spice

From Yountville & Calistoga in Napa Valley, this Cabernet Sauvignon spends 17 months in 66% new French oak. Expressive nose full of dark, black plum and cassis. Luxurious palate of brambly blackberry and cigar box with hints of ripe plum. Finishes long with chewy but supple tannins.

100% Pinot Noir

Santa Barbara > California

Medium-bodied Pinot Noir

primary aromas of dark cherry, white flowers, & mocha

a beautiful marriage of Oregon + California pinot

amazing value

light body

Mineral-driven, light bodied Pinot Noir from Germany.

Old school Nebbiolo, farmed organically in the hills of Piemonte. Fragrant, earthy, pure, no oak influence.

The White Rock Cabernet Sauvignon is blended from the east and west facing hillsides of the White Rock estate. Deeply complex with a diversity of red and black fruit, cigar box and wild herbs. Structured with layered tannins, minerality and a long finish.

100% Syrah from Crozes-Hermitage in the Northern Rhone Valley, fermented & aged in concrete vats & aged 8-10 months in egg-shaped cement vessels. Bright raspberry-scented fruit with black pepper notes. Medium bodied with bright acidity.

100% Rose of Pinot Noir

Sonoma Coast AVA – mostly Green Valley of Russian River

Picked early for vibrancy, acidity, freshness

Cool, super clean fermentation in stainless steel tank

Adjusted alcohol for session style – 7% ABV

Frizzante style bubbles for fun

Totally crushable

50% Viognier, 50% Chardonnay

VdP de Vaucluse > Rhone Valley > France

Mid-weight, dried apricots, white flowers

Pure, deep Paso Robles Cab, fermented in concrete tanks. Black cherry, blackberry, pepper, tobacco, dry.

Always the best example of Shea Vineyard as a whole in a given vintage, the Estate draws you in with lush red fruit and honey aromatics. The palate is beautifully balanced with savory flavors and smooth tannins.

"Native New Yorkers, Dick and Deirdre Shea first discovered Oregon wine from a recommendation made in their local wine shop in the late 1980’s. They were instantly wowed and captivated by the quality of wine from this young winegrowing region. Soon after, they made the decision to invest in a 100-acre piece of vineyard land in an untried area of the northern Willamette Valley, in what is now the Yamhill-Carlton AVA. Their ambition was to grow grapes for some of the best winemakers in Oregon and beyond. More than 30 years later, that continues to be their greatest passion."