A collection of some of our top scoring wines, now together in a trio perfect for dinner parties and get togethers.

2019 Quaker Run Chardonnay : This wine is marked by its long fermentation and extended lees contact with the sort of yeast/bread character you might expect from Champagne and the roundness and texture that you might expect from a full malo Chardonnay, though the wine retains acidity even with full ripeness, especially in a vintage like 2019, where ripeness and acidity were hallmarks of the white wines. 
96 Points - James Suckling, "Top 100 Wines in America"
90 Points - Wine Advocate

2019 Eluvium: On the nose the fruits are dark, deep, and rich, yet layered. Black cherry, ripe plum and cocoa are accentuated by cedar and baking spices. On the palate the flavors echo the aromas; The tannins are substantial but precise and not intimidating. Even at release, the wine is long, rich and deep, and bottle age will serve it well.
94 Points - James Suckling
91 Points: Wine Advocate 

2019 Shenandoah Springs: Though the 2019 vintage brought deep ripeness and power, we stayed true to our approach, and the result is a wine that brings purity to the dense black fruit of the vintage with plenty of plum, black cherry and graphite. While ripe and rich, the wine is also wound tight around the tannic structure, making it slow to show its true character and hungry for oxygen. Once open, the density of the wine makes for impact and length, carrying the flavors and tannin through the finish. 
94 Points - James Suckling