This rustic red leads with black currant, herbs and leather. It is a crowd pleaser, being front to mid-palate focused with notes of Earl Gray tea, smoke, and cherry/dried fruit overtones.

Varietal: 100% Sangiovese

Appellation: Buena Suerte Vineyards, Texas High Plains

Aging:

20 Months in Barrel

Barrel Program: 72% Neutral:  28% 1 use

Final Chemistry:

Alcohol Content: 15%

On the nose, dark fruit, cocoa, and ripe cherry take the lead. Cranberry and rhubarb grace the palate with spicy acidity and a long, lingering finish. This wine is screaming to be paired with Thanksgiving and holiday dinners!

Varietal: 100% Dolcetto

Appellation: La Pradera Vineyard, Texas High Plains

Aging:

20 Months in Barrel

Barrel Program: 75% Neutral Hungarian: 25% Neutral French

Final Chemistry:

Alcohol Content: 13%

Herbaceous and earthy with notes of simmering red fruit, this silky red will leave a lingering black fruit/plum finish worthy of any red drinker’s glass.

Varietal: 100% Darkness

Appellation: Texas High Plains

Aging:

24 months in 90% neutral and 10% new French barrels

Final Chemistry:

Alcohol Content 13.9

pH 3.65

TA 7.3

High acidity, perfectly balanced tannins and a strawberry/cherry preserve, guide the palate to dark fruit and graphite culminating a perfect finish.

Varietal: 100% Cabernet Sauvignon

Appellation: Paka Vineyard, Texas High Plains

Awards:

• 2020 Houston Rodeo International Wine Competition- Bronze

Aromas of rich, dark fruit consisting of dates/blackberry, with tight French oak undertones please the nose. Tight acid, fine grained tannins, and enticingly mingled notes of dark cherry, cedar and graphite make this an experienced red drinker's wine.

Varietal: 88% Aglianico, 12 % Petit Verdot

Appellation: Crazy Cluster Vineyard, Texas High Plains

Aging:

20 months 30% new French and 70% neutral barrels

Final Chemistry:

Alcohol Content: 13.4 

pH 3.69

TA 7.1

Awards

• 2019 San Francisco Intl. Wine Comp: Silver
• 2020 Houston Rodeo Intl Wine Comp: Silver

Jammy aromas of blueberry and cherry wrapped around French oak undertones. stewed boysenberry, plum and subtle hints of licorice mingle with supple tannins in this Italian favorite.

Varietal: 100% Montepulciano

Appellation: Old Place ’07 Vineyard, Texas High Plains

Aging:

20 months in 30% new French and 70% neutral barrels

Final Chemistry:

Alcohol Content: 13.9

Awards

• 2020 Houston Rodeo Intl Wine Comp: Silver

Raspberry Leather with Black Fig and Umami mushroom undertones bring out the crunchy tannins and bright acids of the Friends in Hye Places creation.

Varietal: 50% Aglianico, 30% Montepulciano, 20% Petit Verdot

Appellation: Texas High Plains

Aging:

20 month in 30% new french oak and 70% neutral barrels

Final Chemistry:

Alcohol Content 13.8%

pH 3.57

TA 7.4

Varietal:(29%) Stainless Sauvignon Blanc, (71%) Sangiovese Rose

Appellation: Texas High Plains

Alcohol Content: 12.7%

Violets and fresh cut hay mingled with cherry are pleasant on the nose, while prunes mingled with red fruits, dusty oak notes, and bright acidity finish out this Hye Meadow Classic.

Varietal: 46% Tempranillo, 38% Mourvedre, 16% Carignan

Appellation: Texas High Plains

Aging:

20% new french oak and 80% neutral french/Hungarian

Final Chemistry:

Alcohol Content: 13.8

Awards

• 2020 Houston Rodeo Intl Wine Comp: Silver

This black tie of Tempranillos opens with sophisticated aromas of sweet leather, smoke, and black licorice on the nose that leave the palate awaiting in anticipation. A dark and rich experience on the tongue with flavors of stewed fruit that become ever more present with each sip, the grippy tannin that graphite minerality blend perfectly with the French oak's gift of a refined smokey rooibos tea finish. Sure to have you feeling like the talk of the town.

Varietal:  100% Tempranillo

Appellation: Henslee Vineyard, Texas High Plains

Aging:

20 mo in barrel – 80% Neutral, 20% New American oak

Final Chemistry:

Ethanol 13.7

Awards

Beautiful French oak highlights add a savory note to this fruit forward crème brulee and cherry juice cranberry fusion. An ambrosian blend to be sure!

Varietal: 100% The Bomb, NegroAmaro, Montepulciano, Aglianico, Sangiovese

Appellation:  Texas High Plains

Aging:

24 months in 40% New French oak 60% neutral

Final Chemistry:

Ethanol 13.9

pH 3.55

TA 7.3