Balboa Wines
2020 Sparkling Rosé
stone fruits – honeysuckle – pink roses – Meyer lemon – tangerine – pomegranate – white peach – bright natural acidity
Vineyards: Canyon’s Vineyard, Summit View Vineyard
2018 White Mith
Asian pear – gardenia – honeysuckle – golden apple – jasmine – ripe peach – white pear – candied lemon – anise – balanced acidity – lingering minerality
Accolades: 18.5/20, Rand Sealy, Washington Review of Wines
Vineyards: Blue Mountain Vineyard, Summit View Vineyard
2019 Rosé
Mountain strawberry – honeysuckle – pink roses – oyster shell – pomegranate – tangerine – spiced white peach – bright natural acidity
Vineyard: Canyon’s Vineyard, Summit View Vineyard
2019 Grüner Veltliner
Lime blossom – crushed rocks – citrus rind – pink peppercorn – spicy floral notes – bright acidity – lemon – lime – ripe grapefruit – guava – white peach
Vineyard: Bloxom Slope Vineyard, Balboa Estate Vineyard
2014 Mith
Blackberry – black cherry – currant – baking spice – dried herbs – raspberry – chocolate covered cherries – vanilla – sweet tobacco – balanced finish – smooth tannins – lingering minerality
Accolades: 94 Points, Wine and Spirits (2013 vintage)
Vineyards:Estate Eidolon Vineyard and Summit View Vineyard
2015 Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
Blackberry – dark cherry – black currant – crushed roses – tobacco – sandalwood – licorice – dark chocolate – graphite – lingering ripe tannins
Vineyards: Estate Eidolon Vineyard, ‘Rocks’ District of Milton Freewater, Walla Walla Valley
2015 Carménère
Blackberries – bing cherries – black currants – dark cocoa – aromas of white pepper – sweet tobacco – lingering tannins
Vineyard: Summit View Vineyard, Walla Walla Valley
2015 Grenache
Mountain strawberry – raspberry – dark cherry – orange peel and clove – ripe blackberry – cranberry – vanilla – crème brûlée – rich, silky finish
Vineyard: Summit View Vineyard
2015 Grenache – Syrah – Mourvèdre
Leather – Espresso – black pepper – blackberry – olive – pie cherry – ripe dark fruits – blueberry – orange peel – savory game notes – earthiness – fine tannins
Vineyard: Canyon’s Vineyard, Estate Eidolon Vineyard and Summit View Vineyard
2015 Estate Malbec
Dark raspberry – ripe strawberry – French roast coffee – blackberry – ripe red fruits – black peppercorns – floral undertones rich & dark – lingering tannins – balanced acidity
Vineyard: Estate Eidolon Vineyard
2016 Merlot
Aromas of ripe raspberry – plum – cherry – crushed roses – French roast coffee – flavors of blackberry – plum – spiced cherries – dark chocolate – licorice – mineralogy – ripe tannin finish
Vineyard: Waliser Vineyard
2015 Mourvèdre
Spicy, smoky nose of wild blackberries – huckleberries – black currants – mulberry – tobacco spiced incense – cracked pepper – licorice – bittersweet chocolate – Sumatra roast – Red Mountain scorched earth – roasted berries & nuts – mocha – toffee – burnt charcoal – sweet-dry tannin finish
Vineyard: Canyon’s Vineyard
2015 Pandemonium
Black pepper – violets – sage – blackberry – olive tapenade – forest floor – ripe currant – raspberry – purple plum – dark chocolate – savory game notes – fine-grained tannins – bright acidity – lengthy finish
Accolades: 90 Points Wine Spectator
89 Points Wine and Spirits
19+/20, Rand Sealy, Review of Washington Wines
Vineyards: Estate Eidolon Vineyard, Seven Hills Vineyard and Summit View Vineyard
2015 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon
Blackberry – dark cherry – Damson plum – cassis – crushed roses – mulberry – pipe tobacco – cedar – incense – licorice – dark chocolate – French roast coffee – characteristic “Rocks” district minerals – savory herb & spice – dry tannins
Vineyard: Waliser Estate Vineyard, Walla Walla Valley
2016 Syrah
Stone fruits – dried orange peel – dark raspberry – ripe cherry – baking spice – wild blackberry – cassis – flint – graphite – savory game notes
Vineyards: Estate Eidolon Vineyard
2016 Sangiovese
Earthy nose – bright red fruits – red plum – flavors of tart cherry – strawberry – dried herbs – violets – dried roses – tomato leaf
Vineyard: Pepper Bridge Vineyard
Terms of Use
Ageability
We believe that when you choose to enjoy Balboa wine is a matter of personal preference. However, customers often ask us how long they can cellar our wine. Generally, our wines are released when we believe them to be ready to consume; however all Balboa wines will benefit from additional time in your cellar. Every Balboa wine will age differently, as many factors, including the growing season, varietal characteristics, and winemaking decisions, will all determine how the wine ages. Additionally, one must determine the characteristics that they enjoy in wine and age their wines in accordance with their preferences. The most important thing to consider is how you like your wine to taste! If you have specific questions, feel free to call or email us.
Please Note:
You must be 21 years of age or older to purchase our wine and by law, upon delivery an ID and signature is required from an adult 21 years of age or older. We are unable to ship to the following states: Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Mississippi, New Jersey, South Dakota, Utah, and West Virginia. Please feel free call or email us at info@balboawinery.com with any questions.
