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Dark purple in the glass, this Pinot Noir speaks to the maritime power of Occidental’s coastal ridgelines forested with ancient redwood. Aromas of cranberry, dried rose petal, and kirsch lead into a palate of profound elegance including black plum, and a touch of cassis interwoven with celery salt and dried thyme. The structure is vertical and graceful, with firm yet refined tannins, mouthwatering acidity, and a long, lingering finish. Elevated and savory, the wine balances intensity and restraint - complex, profound, and poised to evolve beautifully in bottle.

Deep purple and luminescent in the glass, this Pinot Noir captures the full character of the Cleary Ranch in Freestone - a fog-draped coastal site where cool Pacific air and loamy soil combine precision and power. The nose is highly perfumed, opening with decadent notes of heritage red rose, raspberry, and cherry compote. The palate is exuberant yet balanced, delivering salted strawberry, Amarena cherry, and a subtle earthiness edged with dried tarragon and wood spice. Concentrated yet elegant, with silky tannins, the wine marries floral lift with site-driven depth. It drinks beautifully now but is built to age, embodying both the exuberance and refinement of the coast at its finest.

Canary yellow and crystalline in the glass, this Chardonnay carries both brightness and viscosity. Sourced from Joyce Vineyard, perched in the cool coastal reaches of the West Sonoma Coast, the wine channels the site’s ocean influence and mineral-driven soils. Aromas of sea breeze, pink lady apple, and wild herbs rise with clarity. The palate is finely focused, delivering Meyer lemon curd and a subtle reduction that marries seamlessly with salinity and oceanic minerality. Precision, tension, and site-specific acidity define this wine, offering a brilliant example of Chardonnay shaped by the Pacific’s proximity.

Brilliant and pure white gold in the glass. From the limestone-laced soils of Vista Verde, this Chenin Blanc reflects the site’s cool nights and radiant days with striking freshness. Aromas of white peach, pear, lime blossom, chamomile, and granite dust rise vividly. On the palate, feijoa and citrus drive the flavor, carried by a waxy, silky texture and framed by high-toned acidity. A subtle toasted sesame note completes the finish, lending depth to the wine’s crystalline profile. The result is a vibrant, mineral-driven Chenin Blanc of elegance and energy.

Pale white gold with silvery-green highlights, this Sauvignon Blanc shimmers starbright in the glass, recalling morning dew. From the Russian River’s Hopkins River Ranch, a historic site with well-drained alluvial soils and cooling fog, it shows aromas of crisp wet grass, yellow guava, and a whisper of reduction that adds tension. The palate surprises with tropical fruit and a weight that exceeds the varietal’s norm, framed by herbaceous lift, Thai basil, and red celery. Structured yet elegant, it finishes with a fresh persistence, a complex expression rooted in Sonoma Coast character.

A pale crimson hue and slightly opaque, this Trousseau reflects the rugged, high-elevation slopes of Alder Springs, where rocky soils and cool nights preserve vibrancy. Aromas of iron, rhubarb, heritage red rose, and hibiscus unfold with striking clarity. The palate shows pomegranate seed, juicy red fruit, and tart cherry lifted by ripe pluot notes. Supple tannins frame the mid-palate, delivering both brightness and depth. Structured yet elegant, the wine feels more complex and harmonious than the varietal often suggests, leaving a lasting impression of balance and poise.

Ruby red with slight opacity and purple hues. Sour cherry, raspberry, and pomegranate interlaced with

earthier shiitake and floral undertones on the nose. Lush and juicy on the palate, with elegant, round tannins, assertive

acidity and generosity of fruit informing a texture that is lean, subtle, and decadent simultaneously.

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Richly garnet-hued, this wine captivates the senses. Alluring notes of succulent crimson plums, and hints of pomegranate, are beautifully intertwined with layers of fresh cinnamon, raspberry, and dusty earth. Luscious red fruits harmoniously integrates with invigorating acidity and smooth tannins, crafting an assertive yet refined palate with impeccable balance. The complexity of flavors unfolds in waves of opulence, culminating in a vibrant and enduring finish.

A dense and borderline opaque crimson-red color suggests a wine with great depth and concentration. The aromas bring forth a combination of black cherry, black plum, and dark red rose, framed by underlying notes of crushed rock. Minerality is the defining characteristic of this Pinot Noir, complemented by bright acidity, making it a unique and memorable wine. The tannins are ripe and soft, providing a good structure to the abundance of fruit. The palate is quite luscious, with ripe cherry and pluot, plus sweet and tart notes of rhubarb and sour pomegranate seed. The acidity carries all these delightful notes through a lingering finish.

Starbright in color with notes of yellow apples, river stones, lemon curd and cream with a hint of warmth on the nose from very restrained oak. Sophisticated and complex on the palate with persistent acidity, velvety texture, and bright, refreshing, concentrated fruits and minerals.

A beautiful bright and pale yellow wine, clear with shades of vintage gold. On the nose, a hint of white flowers, pears and pink lady apples with clear mineral notes of river pebbles and cut granite. On the palate a refreshing expression of the grape: a fruit profile consistent with the aromas and a pleasant acidity. The juicy and youthful mid-palate does not take away from the refined natured of this vintage. The finish lingers on the palate with a clean and thirst-quenching profile.

A light and pale yellow wine with faint traces of gold, this Chardonnay immediately captivates with its level of concentration on the preliminary aromas. This wine’s richness is noticeable from the start, with a touch of cream, vanilla, and ripe stone fruits, like ripe summer peaches and apricots. The palate is quite gripping, showing a lot of tension and a remarkable concentration of fruit, acidity, and great structure. It is definitely a great example of the maritime climate of the Coast’s best vineyard sites, with tremendous acidity and grip. The tension is felt throughout the tasting, and it leaves you anxious to see what it will develop in the near future. It will only get more complex and will enjoy some cellaring.