Simi Landslide Cabernet Sauvignon 6 / Case

''VINEYARDS Millions of years of geological and seismic upheaval created our Landslide Vineyard named for a slide so massive it changed the course of the Russian River. The river cut through the land and deposited the minerals rock clay and loam that make up Landslide's distinctive soil composition. The topography of this 170-acre vineyard planted exclusively to red Bordeaux varietals is so varied that we view it and farm it as three distinct blocks: Uplands (provides structure and density inspiring a huge back-of-the-mouth sensation with high tannins) Midlands (producing powerful wines with more weight on the mid-palate and higher tannin levels) and Lowlands (wines produced from these blocks yield riper berry character with softer more elegant tannin structure). Bud break flowering veraison and harvest occur at different times within each of these sections. The nearby Pacific Ocean exerts its influence by bringing cool fog in the mornings and evenings to temper the warm