For the Chardonnay, we chose bright yellow as the primary brush stroke. This is to symbolize the citrus vein that is such a core element of Chardonnay from this area. For the secondary brush stroke, we chose a specific green that is meant to convey the saline and moss/sea characteristics that are found in this wine as well as things like citrus leaf and some herbs. Lastly was the dot which was specifically meant to be orange-red (vermilion in this case). This represents the oxidative side of this wine in how it was made and formed and how it comes through on the palate.

Matt Taylor is a third-generation Sonoma County native with a passion for the Sonoma Coast AVA and its breathtaking beauty. Matt has a vision for exceptional mountain vineyard sites, and wines made naturally. He is inspired by biodynamic farming and allowing the fruit to express itself as beautifully as possible, with restraint.

Alcohol by Volume: 13.88%

Varietal: CHARDONNAY