Our wines
Tasting Guide
Dolcetto
Balance of Powers
2019
Russian River Valley
Tasting Notes:
Rhubarb & cocoa with floral on the nose
What Makes it Wild?
Our take on Italy's classic. While its name means "little sweet one," don't let the delicate aromas fool you: this wine is dry & big with grippy tannins.
Feels Like:
Honeymooning in the Almafi Coast
Mourvedre
Fortune Favors
2017
Napa Valley
Tasting Notes:
Jam, black pepper & cherry
What Makes it Wild?
Also called mataro and monastrell, mourvedre is grown all over the world - but it's hard to find a 100% mourvedre red. You'll more likely find it in GSM blends or as a floral rosé.
Feels Like:
Sending a risky text and seeing the "..." appear
Viognier
Game Theory
2019
Paso Robles
Tasting Notes:
Honeysuckle, apricot & baked apple
What Makes it Wild?
A dry white that is still soft & tangy, this viognier is perfect for chardonnay lovers who prefer a more floral & fruity finish.
Feels Like:
Walking into the local brunch hot spot with your squad
Vermentino
La Pluma
2019
Lodi-Clements Hills
Tasting Notes:
Crisp citrus & peach aromas, toasted almonds
What Makes it Wild?
Vermentino has the upbeat citrus & high acidity of a sauvignon blanc but with a richer texture. Though originally from Italy, this grape thrives in warm climates like Lodi & Texas!
Feels Like:
Reaching day-drinking nirvana at a country music festival
Rosé of Grenache
Stealing Thunder
2019
Santa Ynez
Tasting Notes:
Blood orange & canteloupe
What Makes it Wild?
Compared to its heavier all red counterpart, grenache rosés are light & tangy. Of the major dry rosé varietals, grenache makes popular rosés in France, Spain & California.
Feels Like:
Winning best dressed at a costume party
Grenache
Red Tide Wines
2019
Paso Robles
Tasting Notes:
Summer strawberry & spice
What Makes it Wild?
A red that drinks like a white? Where do we sign up?! Chill it in the fridge for 20 minutes before drinking. The perfect wine for a warm summer evening, it's hard not to call it a "porch pounder."
Feels Like:
Successfully sneaking candy into the movie theater
Tempranillo
Game Theory
2018
Sierra Foothills
Tasting Notes:
Dried fig, cedar & cacao
What Makes it Wild?
Tempranillo is often described as the best value red wine in the world. Native to Spain, this rustic oak-aged wine is a wilder wine for the cabernet sauvignon lover.
Feels Like:
Horseback riding on The Oregon Trail
Sangiovese
Mr. B
2018
Sonoma Valley
Tasting Notes:
Black cherry & vanilla
What Makes it Wild?
The primary grape in Chianti blends, sangiovese means "the blood of Jupiter." This fun & lively grape embodies the Italian spirit.
Feels Like:
Screaming your lungs out at an Andrea Boccelli concert
