Cabernet Sauvignon thrives in the westside Willow Creek District, with cool ocean air and calcium-rich soils with high drainage. This inaugural vintage presents a deep ruby color, anticipating aromas of red and black berries, pitted fruits, cigar box, and crushed stone. On the palate, it reveals rich flavors of boysenberry, bramble, violets, baking spices, and a hint of truffle. The texture is both supple and commanding, with a remarkable balance of weight, acidity, and tannin. The wine expands impressively through the mid- and back-palate, and the tannins evolve gracefully into a persistent, sophisticated finish. Ultra limited availability, with less than 150 cases produced.

Vintage Notes: The 2021 growing season in Paso Robles unfolded beautifully for winemakers. Cool spring days transitioned seamlessly into a warm, steady summer, with moderate weather carrying through the harvest. While patience was key in allowing the grapes to fully mature, the reward was exceptional—fruit with remarkable structure and perfectly balanced flavors. A slow, gentle standout vintage for Paso Robles resulting in a hallmark vintage for Paso Robles wines.