As we explore more polygons of volcanic soils and dig deeper to find the source of exceptional wine, a new bottle has found its way into our hearts - The Rose & Arrow Estate Blend. The wine is a reflection of the minerality, beauty, and balance that you have come to know and love from our selections.

As we explore more polygons of volcanic soils and dig deeper to find the source of exceptional wine, a new bottle has found its way into our hearts - The Rose & Arrow Estate Blend. The wine is a reflection of the minerality, beauty, and balance that you have come to know and love from our selections.

The soil within this polygon is clever combination of red and black basalt, consisting of vertical and horizontal fractures. These soils also have a distinct marbling of slow cooling, irregularly shaped, vesicular basalt.

The soil within this polygon is clever combination of red and black basalt, consisting of vertical and horizontal fractures. These soils also have a distinct marbling of slow cooling, irregularly shaped, vesicular basalt.

The soil in the polygon consists of sedimentary and alluvial soil that contains some silt and clay layering as well as volcanic red basalt.

The soil in the polygon consists of sedimentary and alluvial soil that contains some silt and clay layering as well as volcanic red basalt.

This soil is full of rocks. It contains black basalt with vertical fractures as well as the occasional occurrence of slow cooling irregularly vesicular basalt.

This soil is full of rocks. It contains black basalt with vertical fractures as well as the occasional occurrence of slow cooling irregularly vesicular basalt.

This soil is full of rocks. It contains black basalt with vertical fractures as well as the occasional occurrence of slow cooling irregularly vesicular basalt. The nose shows hints of licorice with black plums and mulberries. On the palate is a unique blend of black and red fruits coming forth in the form of black raspberries mixed with pomegranate and soft cranberry. The bright palate also exhibits a touch of herbal bay leaf with mellow and smooth minerals. Explore the soil layers →

This soil is full of rocks. It contains black basalt with vertical fractures as well as the occasional occurrence of slow cooling irregularly vesicular basalt. The nose shows hints of licorice with black plums and mulberries. On the palate is a unique blend of black and red fruits coming forth in the form of black raspberries mixed with pomegranate and soft cranberry. The bright palate also exhibits a touch of herbal bay leaf with mellow and smooth minerals. Explore the soil layers →

On a soft southeast facing slope, with a light silt and clay soil sitting on deeply fractured columnar rocks. Hopewell Hills, like its next door neighbor “Gathered Stones”, is all about bubbles and crystals. Smaller and finer bubbles and crystals produce a wine that is somewhat softer than “Gathered Stones". With fruit driven energy that illuminates in waves coursing through the wine. The same fruit profile as Gathered Stones but with slightly more placid energy. Polished and layered, with vibrant black raspberry, savory bay leaf and crushed rock accents that build toward refined tannins. Explore the soil layers →

On a soft southeast facing slope, with a light silt and clay soil sitting on deeply fractured columnar rocks. Hopewell Hills, like its next door neighbor “Gathered Stones”, is all about bubbles and crystals. Smaller and finer bubbles and crystals produce a wine that is somewhat softer than “Gathered Stones". With fruit driven energy that illuminates in waves coursing through the wine. The same fruit profile as Gathered Stones but with slightly more placid energy. Polished and layered, with vibrant black raspberry, savory bay leaf and crushed rock accents that build toward refined tannins. Explore the soil layers →

The soil in the polygon consists of sedimentary and alluvial soil that contains some silt and clay layering as well as volcanic red basalt with horizontal fractures. The nose of this wine resembles the wafting of smoky tea and raspberry with hints of salinity and caramel. The palate highlights blue fruit along with herbal hibiscus, earthy notes of truffle, and a firm texture that defines the minerality. Explore the soil layers →

The soil in the polygon consists of sedimentary and alluvial soil that contains some silt and clay layering as well as volcanic red basalt with horizontal fractures. The nose of this wine resembles the wafting of smoky tea and raspberry with hints of salinity and caramel. The palate highlights blue fruit along with herbal hibiscus, earthy notes of truffle, and a firm texture that defines the minerality. Explore the soil layers →

A bouillabaisse of bright red iron, silty clay loam basalt. Rock-Sandy rather than stony, Worden Hill was formed by a landslide of volcanic rock that weathered in place and is now just a couple of thousand years from becoming topsoil. This wine has red and blue fruit flavors from edge to edge, with noticeable but thin high tension threads holding it all together in a seamless web. Fresh and snappy with black cherry, layered with blueberries and hints of smoke wrapped in a silken mouthfeel. Explore the soil layers →

A bouillabaisse of bright red iron, silty clay loam basalt. Rock-Sandy rather than stony, Worden Hill was formed by a landslide of volcanic rock that weathered in place and is now just a couple of thousand years from becoming topsoil. This wine has red and blue fruit flavors from edge to edge, with noticeable but thin high tension threads holding it all together in a seamless web. Fresh and snappy with black cherry, layered with blueberries and hints of smoke wrapped in a silken mouthfeel. Explore the soil layers →