identity wines

This Viognier is from a beautiful family vineyard up in the Shenandoah Valley of Amador County. This wine is brimming with fresh pineapple, honeysuckle and jasmine aromatics while tropical notes of fresh citrus, apricots and minerality dance along the palate, anchored by bright acidity and a light mouthfeel.

This Chenin Blanc is from a family estate vineyard in the fertile clay soils of Clarksburg located in the Sacramento River Delta. Is sophisticated and delicate with a nice vibrant balance of citrus, minerality and stonefruit. Aromatics of honeysuckle, lemongrass and light caramel and notes of pear, chamomile and nutmeg on the palate.  

Identity Crisis No.2 is a fun blend of 5 different varietals from 5 vineyards throughout the North Coast of California.  The result is a balanced and easy sipping wine brimming with bright aromatics, notes of dark cherry, softer tannin and mouthfeel. The beauty of this wine is that it’s easy sipping and doesn’t take itself too seriously.

This Cabernet Sauvignon is sourced from Vine View Ranch Vineyard, a charming and picturesque family-owned vineyard that sits high up at 1,500 feet elevation in the Yorkville Highlands, Mendocino County. This wine is brimming with pronounced notes of dark cherries and red fruit, big chewy tannins and elegant notes of baking

spice and leather.

El Caballero is an homage to Cervantes’ “Don Quixote”.  These grapes were picked by hand from an established family estate in the gentle rolling hills of Carneros, Napa Valley.  Is a well-rounded and luscious fruit forward wine brimming with bright red fruit, round tannin and great acidity.