Bedrock Wine Company, Dry Creek Valley Lorenzo's Heritage, 2019 so100924 i custodi new arrivals offer this wine has the potential

this wine has the potential to age gracefully

racy acidity

Bree Stock (one of the only American women to hold the Master of Wine title) and Chad Stock have built their project around late-ripening varieties that hold their nerve in the Willamette's increasingly warm growing seasons

it’s a masterclass in balance: vibrant red cherry and rose petal up front

Bedrock Wine Company, Dry Creek Valley Lorenzo's Heritage, 2019 so100924 i custodi new arrivals offer this wine has the potentialThese are vines older than your grandparents' grandparents. Lorenzo's Heritage comes from the Teldeschi Ranch on the western bench of Dry Creek Valley, where the dry farmed, head trained vines were planted between roughly 1900 and 1955 in red gravelly alluvial soil. It's a true field blend, picked and co fermented all together the way it was planted: Zinfandel leads (around 60%), backed by Carignane, Petite Sirah, and a scattering of Alicante