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Our mission at SC Cellars is to make wines of distinction and style. To accomplish that we begin in the vineyard, cultivating & nurturing the land. Shoot thinning and crop load management are vital to achieving a fully mature grape with body and structure. We carefully follow the new wine from the vineyard to the glass resulting in our premium, handcrafted wines. Our estate grown red wine is crafted in the traditional Bordeaux style. A classic blend of the five noble French varietals, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petite Verdot and Malbec. Producing a wine exhibiting dark ruby red color with aromas of blackberry, allspice, cedar and pepper. Full bodied with great balance and a lingering finish.
Company Profile
SC Cellars is family owned and operated. Scott and Colleen Kline are the proprietors, winemakers & vineyard managers. SC Cellars wine is sold on line or to SC Cellars Wine Club members only. The vineyard was planted and established in 1998. Scott tends to the winemaking duties and vineyard operations with the help of his able assistant, Colleen. Colleen attends to the daily operations, with the help of her able assistant , Scott. During winemaking and crush, we hire the best and with the help of our wine club members, and our Family we enjoy the labor and joy of the harvest and crush season. Not being a commercial operation allows us to concentrate on crafting wine in small lots to share with our family and friends. For more information on becoming an SC Cellars Wine Club member or to purchase wine, please call 951-265-2678.
" Wine is one of the elements of life bound by experience and joy. To enjoy wine is to enjoy life's journey and the way in which you get there is as important as the destination. Opening wine, holding the bottle, running your hand across the label, peeling back the capsule to turn the cork screw and drawing out the cork, gives us pleasure-connecting us with the past-a calming, ritualistic moment within a hectic world....Tasting the wine holds that moment."
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Private and are Closed to the General Public.
Last modified: 01/10/12 |
