GAEA vintage record
6 wines, one growing season.
The 2021 vintage is the broadest early GAEA cellar lineup: one Napa white, three single-variety reds, and two blends. A recovered workbook now preserves the Jericho Canyon Cabernet that later became part of a multi-vintage blend.
Individual cellar records
Every wine from 2021
Each card opens its own
Markdown-backed journal page.
2021 Cabernet Sauvignon
A recovered Jericho Canyon cellar record: separate BDX and D254 Cabernet lots that aged independently before becoming part of a later multi-vintage blend.
- Source
- Jericho Canyon · Calistoga
- Record
- Archived component lot
Petite Blend
A 90% Syrah and 10% Petite Sirah blend that uses Petite Sirah to deepen color, power, tannin, and complexity.
- Source
- California
- Record
- Bottle age
Les Pierres Sombres
A 100% Petite Sirah with deep color, robust tannin, and a Rhône-rugged identity: Les Pierres Sombres, the dark stones.
- Source
- Zayante Vineyard
- Record
- Bottle age
2021 Sauvignon Blanc
An Oak Knoll District Sauvignon Blanc finished for one year in stainless steel, with passionfruit and a smooth Mediterranean-fruit profile.
- Source
- Oak Knoll District · Napa Valley
- Record
- Bottle archive
2021 Syrah
A cool-climate Santa Cruz Syrah aged in new American oak and stainless, built for several years of bottle development.
- Source
- Santa Cruz AVA
- Record
- Bottle age
ZinRah
A Syrah and Zinfandel blend balancing Syrah’s backbone with Zinfandel’s juicy berry fruit and peppery lift.
- Source
- California
- Record
- Bottle archive
Six records now preserve the full range of the year, from crisp Oak Knoll Sauvignon Blanc and the recovered Jericho Canyon Cabernet lot to the dark-stone identity of Les Pierres Sombres.