The 2019 Pinot Grigio is almost clear in color and brings aromas of a handful of freesias, fresh bakers’ dough, with accents of pear and pineapple. On the palate a full rich mouthfeel, then comes a burst of Meyer lemon and herbs of sage and fennel.

Light golden apple and light straw in color with a gleam around the glass. Upon opening the aromas of Asian pear, coconut and white flowers emerge. The palate is soft and inviting with a sea salt mid palate and a light shortbread finish. As the wine warms and opens a nose of sunflowers and lime flowers appears simultaneously the palate starts to express fresh honey and pollen.

The 2020 Rosé from Integrity is pale apricot in color with a delicate nose of pollen, desiccated apricots, and white raspberries. On the palate there is a slight texture in the form of grippy Himalayan sea salt that carries along notes of quince and caramel to the finish. Structurally, the wine has a bright upfront silky acidity that softens with time in bottle and glass – the acidity fades to the light caramel notes in a linear manner. For food pairings I might consider something adjacent to grilled scallops and peaches, but I also think this would pair extremely well with lightly spicy street food such as Elotes or tacos. Drink now – 2022/3.

The 2019 Late Harvest Riesling is straw in color with a brilliant translucent rim. Medium-bodied and semi-sweet without feeling weighty, with aromas of candied citrus, fresh jasmine, hints of lychee and quince, with flavors of ripe apricot, orange blossom honey, essence of ginger and rosemary. This wine has balanced acidity.