"La La" is our monovarietal Grenache Rosé from Los Alamos, Santa Barbara County. The etymology behind the name is a tongue-in-cheek reference to the initalism of L.A. but really pertains to being in a state where one is out of touch with reality. "La La" is a transformative experience into beautiful fruit and floral aromatics, heightened senses, and the chance to escape reality and enter conviviality and indulgence.

Pompette is our monovarietal Grenache Blanc from Rancho Boa Vista vineyard in Ballard Canyon. Pompette is a playful yet serious wine and the name is a feminine french, colloquial term for buzzed, happy or tipsy (on life...). 

Our White Rhône blend from Santa Ynez Valley. "Sans Souci" means "no worries," or "all good" in French. This wine comprises of two varietals: Roussanne (50%) and Grenache Blanc (50%). Roussanne is the queen varietal of Chateauneuf du Pape. It produces voluptuous, aromatic, fleshy, oily and rich wines.

_{"The G" or "The G Train" is our monovarietal Grenache from Santa Barbara Highlands vineyard. This wine is an homage to the new school of Grenache producers from Spain and France. A style that focuses on purity of fruit, freshness, judicious alcohol and beautiful aromatics.} 

Our monovarietal Syrah from "Rancho Boa Vista" vineyard, "La Serine" is the “massal,” mother-clone of Syrah that originated in Côte Rotie in Northern Rhône valley. This wine is an homage to the Northern Rhône style of Syrah: meaty, peppered, black and red fruits, generous acidity and ultimate freshness.