The Kathryn Hall Cabernet Sauvignon is the pinnacle of our blending efforts each year. The exalted Sacrashe vineyard takes center stage, and is the basis of this blend. From there, we search out complementary vineyards, from the most regarded mountain appellations, to create balance, symmetry and finesse in the wine.

Inky garnet in color. Open, effusive nose with freshly turned earth, dark spice, chocolate, ripe dark blackberry, and graphite. Supple on the entry; lush, broad, opulent, full of mid-palate fruit and sleek tannin with a lengthy finish.

Our Jack’s Masterpiece comes from many vineyard sources and appellations, but tends to be dominated by mountain fruit. Vineyards planted in mountain terrains produce vines smaller in stature but with more concentrated grapes. These grapes provide the basis for the dense, powerful structure of this wine.

In this vintage, aromas of dark spice, powerful black fruit, and spicy barrel character abound. The flavors are layered and dense - black cherry, dark brambly fruit, pepper, and clove are supported by ultra-dense tannin. This wine is about power and structure - mountain fruit and robust tannin.

This wine is named for Craig Hall's mother, Eleanor “Ellie” Hall, who was an artist and a teacher. She inspired Craig’s love of art and it is her artwork that graces this wine’s label. Crafting this blend is an exercise in texture. Vineyard sources are selected for their elegance with tannins that are soft, lush, opulent and feminine in character. 

Deep ruby hue with open aromatics - hints of violet, black cherry, and subtle earthy spice. The palate is nuanced and layered with darker flavors of black olives, cassis, and cocoa. Balanced tannin lengthens the finish with just a touch of tobacco and earth.