DEEP SEA Hand Crafted Wines are made from coastal vineyards to reflect the maritime influence of the Pacific Ocean, and are perfect for the modern wine drinker. These wines reflect their origins and the impact of California's coastal climate, particularly in Santa Barbara where wine grapes are ideally influenced throughout the growing season by the unique climes created by the Pacific Ocean. The ocean themes of the labels reference the focus of Deep Sea wines, showcasing their origin of close proximity to the ocean, and impact of natural cooling on Santa Barbara vineyards.
Our Deep Sea wines are sourced from select and notable Santa Barbara vineyards and Central Coast vineyards that share the complexities associated with California’s maritime-influenced appellations. Vineyards include those founds in the following AVA's:
- Central Coast AVA: California’s second largest AVA
- Monterey County: Including 9 AVAs, exhibiting exemplary conditions for high quality, cool-climate viticulture
- Santa Barbara AVA’s: Including Santa Maria Valley and Santa Rita HIlls
- Los Carneros AVA: Cool-climate varietals develop a crisp acidity and moderate sugar levels
Cabernet Sauvignon vs. Merlot! Locked in a battle of equals, both grapes form an exciting and highly complex wine layered with rich dark fruits and baking spices. The dark fruit flavors are supported by balanced tannins that add structure and support, making this wine perfect for pairing with a hearty meal.
2022 Deep Sea Malbec, Santa Barbara County: Our 2022 Malbec is rich with notes of ripe Black Cherry, Blueberry and Cola. Waves of Raspberry, Pomegranate, and Plum are followed by savory Spices and toasted Oak. Sourced from the acclaimed Valley View Vineyard in Los Alamos, the favorable growing conditions of the Santa Ynez Valley are known to produce complex, and unique wines. Our 2022 Malbec is an excellent example of the region.
Bursting with zesty citrus, ripe peach, and pineapple, this Sauvignon Blanc is crisp, vibrant, and refreshing. Bright acidity keeps it lively, and a silky finish adds a touch of elegance. Perfect for sun-soaked afternoons and seaside sunsets, this wine is as refreshing as an ocean breeze. Sourced from the Portico Hills Vineyard in Los Alamos, the grapes were hand harvested and fermented in stainless steel tanks before being transferred to neutral French Oak barrels for 4 months. The subtle oak notes enhance the citrus, and soften the acidity which gives the wine an elegant, silky profile.
2022 Deep Sea “Devilfish” Red Blend, Santa Barbara County: A fruit forward and full-bodied wine named after the elusive Manta Ray, also known as the "Devilfish." Like its namesake, this Red Blend is a gentle giant, with juicy dark berry flavors, soft tannins, and a hint of mystery...Blend is comprisoed of Syrah, Malbec, Merlot, Cabernet Franc.
2023 Riesling, Santa Barbara County: This off-dry Riesling offers fragrant aromas of Honeyed Pear, Apricot, and Peach. Fresh acidity balances ripe fruit flavors of Lychee, Nectarine and sun-kissed Peaches.
Fruity and unique, this aromatic white blend delights the senses with notes of Candied Pear, Ripe Peach, and a hint of Orange Blossom Honey. Stainless Steel fermented to showcase the abundant Citrus, Guava and Tropical flavors. The blend is comprised of 76% Chenin Blanc, 19% Viognier, and 5% Muscat Canelli.
