Spain

Canary Islands. Organic Albillo Criollo, Marmajuelo, Gual, Malvasia, etc. from untrained vines 60-300 years old, planted on volcanic sand with basalt. SO2 only at bottling. Pear skin, sea salt, smoke.

FLASH is a clarete, a traditional type of Spanish light red wine (it’s often called a rosé, but it’s not really that) made from red & white grapes co-fermented and vinified together. It's savory, spicy, and mineral-driven.

Canary Islands red made from estate-grown Listán Negro & Tintilla, aged 3 months in mostly used American oak barrels. Cedar, violets, red cherries, food-friendly acidity...all around deliciousness.

Bright, refreshing, hand-harvested Albariño. Extended lees aging tempers the naturally high acidity and accentuates the stone fruit and citrus.

Organic light red (some consider a rosé) made from Trepat, a Gamay-like Spanish grape. Red fruit accented, woodsy, herbal, low alcohol, crisp acidity. Put a slight chill on it.

High-altitude, organically farmed Viura & Malvasia from vines planted between 1930 & 1989. Wildly fruity & aromatic; lemons, limes, pears, apples...very bright, lively, & snappy!

100% Treixadura. Aromatic, notes of apples, kiwi, herbs & salty minerals. Rich mid-palate, with tropical fruit, salty again, fresh acidity, touch grassy. Yummy. Organic/wild yeasts/low SO2. 5 months on lees.