Smoke Wagon Straight Bourbon marks July 4th, 2024, with a special release embodying American craftsmanship and tradition. This limited edition bourbon celebrates independence with a blend of rich flavors and a smooth finish, perfect for patriotic celebrations across the country.

Experience the timeless allure of 14 Hands Cabernet Sauvignon and elevate your wine journey with a symphony of rich flavors, deep aromas, and a velvety texture that lingers on your palate.

TASTING NOTES
Prominent notes of vanilla bean, honeysuckle and green apple with a rich dark honey finish.

An exceptional wine with a true sense of place, celebrating our historic home in Napa Valley.

Bright and effervescent, our Ranch Water is made with Hornitos Plata, soda water, and finished with a squeeze of lime for the perfect summertime sip. ¡Salúd!

Maker Notes

Gold Label is a hand-picked tri-barrel blend. By combining new barrel, experienced barrel, and double distilled double barreled we find blended high proof perfection. Each 3 gallon batch is curated from the best of each creating a one-of-a-kind flavor with all the best aspects of each barrel on full display. Bottled at 100+ Proof, there’s just enough fire to satisfy the most discerning palate.

RESERVED SMOOTH FLAVOR
Our private reserve red label, twice aged-rye will is smooth-tasting double-barreled rye that has won multiple awards across the nation.

Nose: The front lines are oak, rye, and baked oats. There are hay, vanilla, and sweet sugar scents lingering behind. With a slight layer of ethanol bringing a significant heat overlay to the nose. The effect makes the nose well balanced, but slightly warm.

Finish: Sweet sugars go through the finishing process and combine each sip with low sparkling heat. Sweet vanilla and oak start and fade into a more dry combo of leathery oak, which lasts a while. It is not your traditional rye finish, but is a slightly weaker experience than nose and palate.

Pallette: Sweet sugars go through the finishing process and combine each sip with low sparkling heat. Sweet vanilla and oak start and fade into a more dry combo of leathery oak, which lasts a while. It is not your traditional rye finish but is a slightly weaker experience than nose and palate.