If you need some delicious wines for summer, we’ve got some great news for you! We’ve selected a trio of wines that we’re packaging together as a terrific bargain for our mailing list. 

This trio includes one bottle each of 2016 Kick On Riesling, 2018 Rose, and 2017 Santa Barbara Pinot Noir—buy the three bottles  together for a one-time price of $75, or individually at 10% off—perfect for those hot summer months (there’s nothing stopping you from ordering multiple trios for a case). 

As an additional incentive we are offering $20 flat rate shipping for ALL 3+ bottle orders, and for customers shipping to warm locations we will upgrade to express shipping to ensure the wine arrives in top condition. *Continental US Only

More on the wines:

2016 Dry Riesling:

Probably our most effective heat-beater wine, this dry Riesling showcases a pungent and piercing aroma of lemongrass, cherimoya, citrus blossoms and rock dust. It drinks with fleeting front-palate richness before zooming off into the territory of citrus and minerality, and then closing with a fine crunch of white tea-like tannin. At this wind-whipped site Riesling is intense; you could call it positively aggressive. On hot, hot days this is just perfect and restorative along with some sushi…

2018 Rosé:

Rosé, too, is another outstanding wine we make for the dog days of Summer. The way we make it, it’s basically a white wine produced using red grapes (which are picked slightly earlier, like white grapes, for refreshing acidity). This 2018 Rosé is comprised of equal parts Syrah and Carignane tethered by a smidge of dry Riesling. The wine shows off aromas of cherry blossoms, orange peel and fresh bread—a flashy prelude to a dry, crisp palate. It pairs well with a multitude of flavors, or even just conversation.

2017 Santa Barbara Pinot Noir:

As we like to make this wine, it’s thirst slaking, food-friendly and demands a refill. Nine months in French oak is a few months shorter than for our single vineyard wines, and that helps us capture the wine when it skews toward fruit-filled and fun. It’s mostly younger vines at Bien Nacido providing the framework for this Pinot Noir, with a fraction of super coastal Puerta Del Mar fruit and a discreet but powerful contribution from Fe Ciega in Sta Rita Hills. When slightly chilled it can be a perfect red for summer BBQs.