Trig Point Cabernet Diamond Dust Vineyard

”a trig has been used for many years to establish boundary lines. Trigonometrical stations were set on the top of hills and used as surveying sites. Just as my father was a land surveyor and used these trigs for establishing reference so do i when it comes to well-known vineyard sites. The diamond dust vineyard sits on a benchland site in the alexander valley facing south/southeast. This unique topography protects the vineyard from the wind. The early morning fog and deep gravelly loam soils are ideal for growing cabernet sauvignon. Indeed one of the great uncompromising vineyards of the alexander valley and certainly a trig point for growing classy bordeaux varietals. Vintage notes a superb vintage for alexander valley cabernet sauvignon. Very refined with deep almost opaque inky-black color and outstanding flavor development. We were challenged this year by a warm winter a cool spring and three summer heat waves but exquisite fruit at harvest prevailed. This vintage sh