As our winery grows, we have started working with grapes that are not grown on our estate vineyard. We have two friends in the Eola-Amity Hills, Kecia’s Vineyard, and our former assistant winemaker’s Silvershot Vineyard. After making a single-vineyard designate from each of these wines in the past, we decided to blend them together to make an Eola-Amity Hills designate that has the depth and complexity of both vineyards together.