NAPA VALLEY CABERNET WITH POWER & ELEGANCE
Winegrower Cathy Corison produces artisanal, age-worthy Cabernet Sauvignon that speaks of place, sourcing great benchland vineyards between Rutherford and St. Helena. We invite you to experience a unique glimpse inside a small, family-owned working winery the next time you are in the Napa Valley.
In The Vineyard
We pressed our last tank of the beautiful 2024 vintage, the wines were all put down to barrel, and we waited patiently as they completed their secondary malolactic fermentations. Outside, the vines were rejuvenated by fall rains, allowing them to get ready for winter dormancy. And now the storms are marching in!
At long last we celebrated our spring release of the 2020 Kronos, our 25th anniversary vintage! Tasting through verticals with guests and trade, Cathy got a bit emotional reviewing her Kronos journey. It’s an honor to steward these gnarly old vines! Check out Alder Yarrow’s blog about tasting the lineup.
Holiday Gifts
Happy holidays from Corison Winery! We dug deep in our library to put together some special offers. To make your season brighter, 3-day shipping will be included on all wine orders of $300 or more, going to a single address in states in the contiguous U.S. where we are permitted to ship (see our policies for a complete list). This offer will be available through 31 December, 2024.
Order by 15 December for your upcoming winter holidays, or call the winery to expedite a shipment.
Next Gen at Corison
Cathy and Grace talked with Esther Mobley of the S.F. Chronicle about all things next-gen. “Ten years ago I didn’t know whether they were going to come back,” Corison said of her daughters. She never dared tell them how desperately she hoped they would return.”
“Grace, 27, has joined as assistant winemaker and is training to take over from her mother; Rose, 30, is involved in the winery part time. Recently, the family opened up about the complicated dynamics of wine industry succession planning, which has become an especially hot topic in recent years…”
Photo credits, S.F. Chronicle