Country Club wines.
Estate Sparkling Rosé · Canned for Clubs
Estate sparkling rosé, made for the member guest, the 19th hole, and the pool deck. Founding membership is now open for application.
The committee reviews applications monthly.
Where the can goes
Glass is banned at the pool, on the course, and on the courts.
Which is exactly where a club pours its summer. The wine list stays in the clubhouse. The can goes everywhere it cannot.
The wine
Article I- Estate growni.
- Hand farmedii.
- No sugar addediii.
- Never sold in grocery storesiv.
Our sparkling rosé comes off our family estate in Fairplay, California, farmed by hand and finished dry. It goes where bottles are not allowed: the pool, the courts, the course, the card table. Watermelon, raspberry, and rose petal.
The tech sheet
- Appellation
- El Dorado / Fairplay
- Vineyard
- Element 79 Estate
- Elevation
- 2,400 ft
- Alcohol
- 12.0%
- Winemaking
- Whole cluster pressed, cold fermentation
- Aging
- 100% stainless steel
- pH
- 3.28
- TA
- 6.7
- Residual sugar
- <0.1 g/L
- Carbonation
- 3.2 vol
Pours with fresh salads, sushi, soft cheeses, seafood, barbecue, fried chicken, spicy dishes, and fruit tarts.
Your crest. Our rosé.
For the food and beverage director who has to serve wine where glass is not allowed. The same estate rosé, canned exclusively for your club, with your crest on the front.
- i.Pours where bottles cannot go.Pool deck, halfway house, cart service, courts. No glass, no stemware, no barback.
- ii.Your crest is the label.Member guest, tee gifts, tournament tables, the pro shop cooler. It reads as club merchandise, not vendor stock.
- iii.Nothing goes down the drain.Single serve, shelf stable, no cellar space and no half bottles written off at close.
- iv.One wine, one SKU, one invoice.Estate grown and canned in California. Case counts and lead times sent with the kit.
Crest mockup, case counts, and lead times.
Put a crest on the can
Illustrative crests. Yours would be the first.
How membership works
Article IIIApply
Tell us who you are and which club is yours. The committee reviews monthly.
Get the first cans
The debut run goes to founding members before it goes anywhere else.
Remain in good standing
Members hear first, pour first, and are never asked to drink grocery store wine.
Application for Membership
Article IVApplication received.
The committee will be in touch.
The Other Clubs
The Book Club, The Racquet Club, The Mahjong Club, The Bowling Club, and The Hunting Club remain before the committee.
Members hear first when a new club opens its doors.