Stephanie Jacobs, our winemaker, is using her own creative lens to capture unique wines from our diverse vineyard properties and cellar techniques to showcase lovely varietals.
Following a tour of the property, including a stop at the sorting table as freshly harvested grapes were being sorted and a visit to the barrel room, we entered a private tasting room.
He pictured fully armored shooters walking through the crowd. He continued hearing gunfire and bullets ricocheting. "The amount of life and death decision-making based on misinformation was incredible."
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The grapes are the composer. Their variety and terroir establish the melody. The vineyard is the orchestra, the plants waking up each morning to the sounds of Mozart or Brahms. When they get in full swing, it’s a Beethoven.
After the doors opened in 2008, he would ask his dad each month how much money he could afford to spend. Every penny went into buying the best equipment he could afford. He now owns more than a million dollars worth of equipment, all paid for.
Most are on a first-name basis with Mel and to boot, seem to know the names of other patrons. And if they don’t, it doesn’t take long before everyone is talking, laughing and comparing notes on the wines.
"We were the fun place. I think what we're doing here is the same thing. It just kind of rolled over." They were so used to welcoming people into their Pasadena home it was a natural progression. "The Wilson house is now in Temecula and people who know us say 'you're doing the same thing here you were doing there.'"
