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Fall release

Cabernet Sauvignon

Santa Barbara County
Cabernet Sauvignon, 4% Merlot, 2% Petit Verdot

Earthy and green, luscious juicy plums, dried thyme, currants, orange liqueur and cement—this is an old-school Cab.

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Cabernet Franc

Santa Barbara County
100% Cabernet Franc

Raspberry brambles and earth, lilac, bay leaves, almond and olive oil cake. Ripe and rounded, juicy and bright. She is so fierce..

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Petit Verdot

Santa Barbara County
100% Petit Verdot

Rusty iron, pencil shavings, juicy and brooding with Chinese five spice and blackberries. There is a density and weight here, so when you add in this very pretty floral lift, it gives you layers.

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Spring release

Rosé

Santa Barbara County
100% Grenache

Fresh, crisp summer vibes here. A beautifully bright and classic Two Wolves Rosé.

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Graciano

Santa Barbara County
100% Graciano

You must drink this wine chilled. It’s the only way to experience the full crunchy-berry effect.

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SYRAH

Santa Barbara County
95% Syrah, 5% Malvasia Bianca

Hello old friend… with your sumptuous black plum and sandalwood, strawberry tart and vanilla bean, black olives and eucalyptus

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Winter release

Sauvignon Blanc

Santa Barbara County
100% Sauvignon Blanc

This is not your millennial’s Sancerre. She is a feral predator...slinking low and slow and drawing you in.

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Sémillon

Santa Barbara County
100% Sémillon

A cool, wet year, a later than average bud break—and a savory lending to an Old World, phenolic and fabulous punch to the gut.

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Group Song

Santa Barbara County
Red Blend

We’ve got concrete, we’ve got wood, we’ve got stainless steel…We’ve got a group of grapes that were destined to meet when they did.

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It's about getting out of the way; watching the season unfold and letting Mother Nature do her thing, and letting this magical place- these soils, these vines, these grapes ultimately tell their own story.