Two Unreleased Wines. Two Double Gold Medals.

Before either bottle has officially made its debut, two of our newest wines have already made quite an impression.

We're excited to share that our 2025 Pinot Grigio and 2023 Petit Verdot both earned Double Gold medals at the Seattle Wine Awards.

Founded in 2006, the Seattle Wine Awards is Washington's largest and one of its most respected wine competitions. Wines are evaluated through a professional blind tasting by an accomplished panel that includes Master Sommeliers, Masters of Wine, wine buyers, journalists, and other industry experts from across the country.

Winning any medal is an honor. Earning Double Gold means these wines stood out among some of Washington's best.

The part we're most excited about? You haven't even had the chance to taste them yet.

Our 2025 Pinot Grigio will make its debut in this year's Fall Wine Club Release. If you're a club member, you'll be among the first to experience the wine that already has a Double Gold medal to its name. Fresh, bright, and full of personality, we can't wait to share this vintage with you.

The 2023 Petit Verdot is still resting a little longer before its official release. Known for its deep color, bold structure, and rich layers of flavor, this is a wine worth waiting for. Receiving Double Gold before release only makes us more excited to finally get it into your glass.

Awards are gratifying, but they're never the goal. Every vintage is an opportunity to let the vineyard speak, refine our winemaking, and create wines we're proud to share with you. Recognition from a panel of respected wine professionals is a wonderful reminder that we're on the right path.

Congratulations to our winemaker, Armathia, and our entire production team for another incredible achievement. We can't wait for you to taste these award-winning wines for yourself.

Stay tuned. The best part is still to come.

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