Chimney Rock Tomahawk Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2015

The planting of a new vineyard can sometimes feel a bit like the experience of unrequited love. The vintner gives unconditionally without return for several years.  The focus on nurturing the vines to establish their young roots, precludes the young vineyard from having to bear fruit.  It is typical that a young vineyard will come into balance after five or six years so that at last it can reciprocate. Tomahawk Vineyard was precocious in its generosity from the start.  Planted in 2002, our winemaking team marveled at the quality of the fruit it set in 2006 and bottled the first Cabernet from this block.  Since then, Tomahawk has matured and traveled to a place we never imagined.  Join us in celebrating perfection.

- Vinous / Antonio Galloni

The planting of a new vineyard can sometimes feel a bit like the experience of unrequited love. The vintner gives unconditionally without return for several years.  The focus on nurturing the vines to establish their young roots, precludes the young vineyard from having to bear fruit.  It is typical that a young vineyard will come into balance after five or six years so that at last it can reciprocate. Tomahawk Vineyard was precocious in its generosity from the start.  Planted in 2002, our winemaking team marveled at the quality of the fruit it set in 2006 and bottled the first Cabernet from this block.  Since then, Tomahawk has matured and traveled to a place we never imagined.  Join us in celebrating perfection.

- The Tasting Panel

The planting of a new vineyard can sometimes feel a bit like the experience of unrequited love. The vintner gives unconditionally without return for several years.  The focus on nurturing the vines to establish their young roots, precludes the young vineyard from having to bear fruit.  It is typical that a young vineyard will come into balance after five or six years so that at last it can reciprocate. Tomahawk Vineyard was precocious in its generosity from the start.  Planted in 2002, our winemaking team marveled at the quality of the fruit it set in 2006 and bottled the first Cabernet from this block.  Since then, Tomahawk has matured and traveled to a place we never imagined.  Join us in celebrating perfection.

- Wine Enthusiast

The planting of a new vineyard can sometimes feel a bit like the experience of unrequited love. The vintner gives unconditionally without return for several years.  The focus on nurturing the vines to establish their young roots, precludes the young vineyard from having to bear fruit.  It is typical that a young vineyard will come into balance after five or six years so that at last it can reciprocate. Tomahawk Vineyard was precocious in its generosity from the start.  Planted in 2002, our winemaking team marveled at the quality of the fruit it set in 2006 and bottled the first Cabernet from this block.  Since then, Tomahawk has matured and traveled to a place we never imagined.  Join us in celebrating perfection.

- Wine Spectator

The planting of a new vineyard can sometimes feel a bit like the experience of unrequited love. The vintner gives unconditionally without return for several years.  The focus on nurturing the vines to establish their young roots, precludes the young vineyard from having to bear fruit.  It is typical that a young vineyard will come into balance after five or six years so that at last it can reciprocate. Tomahawk Vineyard was precocious in its generosity from the start.  Planted in 2002, our winemaking team marveled at the quality of the fruit it set in 2006 and bottled the first Cabernet from this block.  Since then, Tomahawk has matured and traveled to a place we never imagined.  Join us in celebrating perfection.

- Robert Parker's The Wine Advocate