Grapes were picked by hand on the 30th of August from high elevation vineyards in Valle Seco. The first harvest for this plot, the intention was to wed the body of the Sauvignon with the floral notes of the Muscatel, but at a point in the development of the Muscatel that it delivers a crisp and bright vein of acidity without getting too
“perfumy” as the grape can sometimes be guilty of. If this reads as a combination you haven’t tried before, you’re in good company because it’s rare to say the least and yet it works here like a song. The backbone of this winery is a family of farmers,
and they brought all of their agronomist hats to the table when deciding what to plant for white grapes in this wayward site high in the hills of Baja. Impressive right out of the gate and wetting the palate for what’s to come.

Blend: 75% Sauvignon Blanc, 25% Moscatel