Description
Red Wine: 2019 | Source & Sink | Red Field Blend
Dark and deep purple. Dense but crunchy on the palate. Savory and juicy on the nose.
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Producer: Source & Sink
Vintage: 2019
Size: 750ml
ABV: 12.8%
Varietal: Red Blend
Country/Region: United States, Sonoma Valley
Dark and deep purple. Dense but crunchy on the palate. Savory and juicy on the nose.
Producer Information
Rande Feldman and Aaron Cherny, headed west after growing up in the Windy City and met serendipitously during the 2017 Sonoma grape harvest. Their desire was to develop a new winery to bring their love of Sonoma wines back to their hometown of Chicago. The two are a perfect team with Rande skilled in the Vineyards and Aaron’s knowledge of business. Rande brings in a deep understanding of the wine world from his time in France, New Zealand, Napa, and Western Australia. Aaron was a banker who left his finance life in Chicago for the 2017 harvest and never looked back. Sounce & Sink functions on the principle that there is a direct positive flow of energy created by the vine’s sources (photosynthesis through the leaves) that is later translocated to the vine’s point of interest (roots, trunk and ultimately fruit) known as sinks. With connections to legendary vineyard sources Rande and Aaron wanted to pay homage to the rich grape growing and winemaking history while showcasing the bright future of Sonoma Valley. Bounded by the Mayacamas and Sonoma Mountains, Sonoma valley is one of America’s first viticultral havens. First planted by the Franciscan’s in the 1800’s, Sonoma Valley is a unique terroirs driven by the cool influences of the Pacific and San Pablo bay. As it rose to fame, the valley piques the interest of Agoston Haraszthy, the father of American winemaking. Rande and Aaron continue the legacy of the region through the historic sites of Liquid Amber, Hooley Vineyard, Hunter Ranch, and Dunbar Ranch.






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