Dumol Red Wine

Sonoma County, California - "Very suave, spicy red and black cherries on the nose here with a super plush and juicy palate that carries strikingly fresh red cherries in a lively, concentrated and seamless mode. Impressive..."

California - "This is succulent and almost bouncy in feel, with perky acidity driving the core of gently mulled cherry, raspberry and boysenberry fruit. Shows a dusting of red tea and sandalwood on the finish, where the structure holds sway at this early..."

Russian River Valley, Sonoma County, California - Lush yet precise, with ripe cherry, raspberry, and hints of plum layered over subtle spice and forest floor. Silky texture and balanced acidity carry through to a long, elegant finish with fine tannins and a touch of oak.

Russian River Valley, Sonoma, CA- "This wine shows some notes of sassafras, black and red currants, cherries, loamy soil notes and underbrush. It is a dark ruby/plum-colored, medium to full-bodied"

Russian River, Sonoma, CA- Classic Syrah aromas of pepper, wild berry, blackberry and plum. This remarkable wine is rich and concentrated, with a tight focus and an intense yet supple and integrated finish, where the flavor themes keep building on each other. This is highly recommended.

Green Valley, Sonoma, CA- This rising star winery is producing some of the most exciting Pinot Noir in Sonoma. Exhibiting layers of smoky black cherry, rich plum, exotic spice and toasty oak in a lively format similar to a Grand Cru Burgundy. Vibrant, long finish.

California - "Generous yet elegant in structure, with polished flavors of raspberry and blackberry that take on savory pepper and mocha espresso notes as this builds richness toward polished tannins. Drink now through 2033. 803 cases made."

California - " Tasted from barrel, the 2014 Eddie's Patch is deep, dense and noticeably sweet through the middle, all a reflection of this relatively warm site planted with Alban clone Syrah." (BARREL SCORE 91-94)

This special vineyard has an elevation of 900 feet and is less than five miles from the ocean. It boasts classic Goldridge sandy loam soil. The resulting "Machair" has dark, penetrating, crunchy fruit, and is bright and vibrant with high acidity and moderate tannin.