Tecolote Red Wine
Tecolote Red Wine
Paso Robles
HISTORY
Sourced from the head-trained, dry-farmed vines planted in the 1920s in the Pesenti vineyard, this wine is 60% Grenache and 40% Carignane. Given the Catalan-esque blend, we gave the wine a Spanish name—Tecolote means “owl,” and is also the name of the block in the Pesenti vineyard that these vines come from. The age of the vines, along with the calcareous soils they're planted in, lend this wine high tones and stellar perfumed notes.
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DETAILS
AVA: Paso Robles
Sub-AVA: Willow Creek
Soil: Calcareous
Elevation: 900’ - 1,100’
Planted: 1922 - 1924
Varieties: Grenache, Carignane
Viticulture: Certified organic, head-trained, dry-farmed, hand harvested
Fermentation: Native yeast
Bottled unfined and unfiltered
First Turley Vintage: 2012
Serving Temp: 50-55ºF
Accessibility: Limited, Paso Robles tasting room exclusive