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California’s wine-growing regions run up and down the state, covering thousands of miles. From Mendocino County, almost 100 miles from San Francisco all the way down to Paso Robles in the lower part of the Central Valley nearing Los Angeles, each appellation is unique, with varying temperatures and distinct soils. Two mountain ranges run the spine of the state and come together to create near-perfect vineyard conditions. Particular varietals thrive in some environments and not others, so choosing the right grapes to grow in each respective appellation is critically important. This Rosé is a perfect reflection of the diverse wines coming out of the state. It is fun, fruity, and approachable. Slightly dry and full of bright fruit flavors, mouthwatering acidity will make you go back for glass after glass. Perfect for pairing with fresh vegetable dishes and light cheeses.