Schild Grenache ‘Ed Schild Reserve’

Planted in 1916, these Centenarian bush vines grow high on the Eastern hills overlooking Rowland Flat. The low-yielding, hardy vines are trained low, like sturdy little trees and are constantly exposed to the elements. The grapes are hand-picked the way they have been for over a hundred years.

The result is an intense, layered, revelation of a red, full of red and black cherry, black pepper, and exotic spice. Licorice, oolong tea, a dash of cinnamon, a hint of smoke-this is a wine to snuggle up with on a cold night. It’s a wine that will keep you interested.