Aromas of toasted almond with a rich background of baked apples, clove and vanilla. Rich and full bodied, with flavors of pear, apricot and an inherent sweetness, though it is bone dry. Our richest and most unctuous style from this vineyard.
A wonderful example of a cool climate Pinot Noir from the Sonoma Coast. Aromas of Maraschino cherry, clove and background hints of toasty oak. Medium-bodied with bright acidity balanced by lingering tannins.
Great complexity and finesse. Aromas of currant, spice and expresso oak. On the palate, deep fruit expressions of juicy raspberry interlace with hints with earthy forest floor.
This dark red 2011 Sebastiani Cherryblock Cabernet Sauvignon from Sonoma Valley represents a retro feel of elegance and finesse, revealing concentrated flavors of blackberry and black cherry fruits with a long, lingering finish.
Lively aromas of passion fruit, green apple, fresh cut grass, guava, and citrus. The palate is light yet vibrant, offering crisp acidity and flavors of grapefruit, kiwi and lime. Additional floral notes lead to a bright, refreshing finish.
Aromas of red currant, plum, peppery spice, and cedar. On the palate, fruit expressions of juicy raspberry and cherry are met with earthy notes of forest floor and dried herbs. A wine of intense concentration.
Aromas of wet stone, crème de cassis, and notes of forest floor. ?Intense flavors of black cherry, blackberry, forest floor, and graphite that linger pleasantly. Special Limited 110th Anniversary bottling.
Fragrant aromas of strawberry, melon and rose petal. The palate is delicate and crisp, with bright acidity and notes of raspberry, cherry and orange zest.
Deep crimson in color, with Cabernet aromas of wet stone, crème de cassis, and notes of forest floor. Intense flavors of black cherry, blackberry, forest floor, and graphite that linger pleasantly.
Complex, velvety and bold, delivering a great deal of intricacy and sophistication. Intense aromas of cassis, tobacco and black fruit. Waves of rich black fruit wash over the palate, where layers of cedar and tobacco converge.
