Firestone was the first major estate winery established in the Santa Ynez Valley. Our 325 acres of historic vineyards lie approximately 26 miles from the cold Pacific Ocean creating a moderate, arid climate and extremely long growing season. In recent years we have developed proprietary viticulture protocols that take full advantage of the complex soils and many exposures on our estate. Our unique growing conditions and intense farming techniques yield wines that are concentrated, elegant and firmly structured. Firestone Vineyards is planted with Chardonnay, Gewurztraminer, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet, Merlot, Pinot Noir and Syrah varietals.
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Delightfully bright combination of crisp Golden Delicious apples, lemon zest, and nectarine. The full, round finish displays fragrant notes of citrus blossom, honeysuckle with jasmine tea and honey on the smooth finish.
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100% estate grown. This clean, refreshing wine expresses tropical aromas of pineapple and citrus blossom. Crisp, refreshing flavors of pineapple-guava and citrus are coupled with bright, lively acidity followed by a hint of minerality on the finish.
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Expresses aromas of cherry, plum, black tea and a hint of sweet violet. The aromas follow through where balanced acidity and soft tannins complement the fruit notes.
The 2017 Firestone Chairman Series Cabernet Sauvignon is deeply expressive with aromas of cherries, plums, and hints of dried tobacco. Mouthwatering fruit flavors are complemented by soft tannins for a rich and structured finish.
Aromas of passion fruit, grapefruit, and citrus. Fresh and crisp flavors of melon, fig and tropical fruit dance on the palate. The bright palate and body is followed by a long mineral finish.
Aromas of ripe Anjou pear, Red Delicious apple, and a touch of Meyer lemon. The rich palate and body filled with toasted brioche, butterscotch and hints of baking spice balanced with a delightful acidity and soft, round creamy finish.
