Our Wines
On the Chalkboard
We love the fun, whimsical school drawing used on our labels. Recognizing the schoolhouse as the heart and soul of our brand, we began looking for a singular way to set Perigee and Apogee apart from our core line of wines.
A wonderful photograph of the schoolhouse, taken shortly after it was built in 1915, hangs in our tasting room. We chose to honor this heritage by featuring it on the label of these two esteemed Walla Walla Valley vineyard focus wines.

White Wines

Semillon
Chardonnay
Chenin Blanc


Red Wines

Merlot
Cabernet Sauvignon
Apogee & Perigee
Syrah

Apogee & Perigee

In the old world (i.e. Bordeaux) it is traditional to produce the very best wine from a given vineyard site, regardless of which varietal dominates that blend.

Pepper Bridge Vineyard Apogee
Apogee was the first wine produced from Pepper Bridge Vineyard and shows its characteristic spicy, bold and dark fruit flavors with a rich structure, well-integrated tannins and a long finish.

1) The point in the orbit of the moon that is at the greatest distance from the center of the earth
2) The farthest or highest point, the apex
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Seven Hills Vineyard
Estate Perigee
Perigee is a blend of the oldest and most distinguished blocks from our Estate Seven Hills Vineyard renowned for its rich elegance, seductive aromas and complex, silky finish.

1) The point in the orbit of the moon that is nearest to the center of the earth
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Vineyard Terroir

Seven Hills Vineyard and Pepper Bridge Vineyard are two extraordinary vineyards, just ten miles apart. These vineyards share almost identical viticultural practices, yet the differences in soil, elevation, rainfall and temperature result in wines with their own distinctive personalities. Seven Hills Vineyard, planted in loess, and Pepper Bridge Vineyard, planted in flood deposits, exemplify the diversity of premium wines found in the Walla Walla Valley.

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