The current cellar
A paced flight through four current wines with context from Red Hollow.
75 minutes · By reservation
Red Hollow · Estate cellar
Dark fruit, bright edges, and a cellar built for time.
A dramatic estate for structured reds, candlelit tastings, and stories that begin in the oldest blocks.
Estate / R / G
01
Working since
198102
Place
Red Hollow03
Annual rhythm
4 small releases04
Cellar method
Barrel lots by blockOur point of view
Depth should never mean heaviness. We wait for fruit, preserve the line, and let age do the final editing.
The first Rook vines were planted behind a carriage house where the western ridge keeps the last hour of sun.
Read the whole story
- 01$38
Cabernet blend
West Carriage
Cassis, cedar, graphite - 02$44
Old-vine Syrah
Garnet Block
Plum, olive, smoked tea - 03$52
Merlot
Rook's Turn
Mulberry, cocoa, bay - 04$34
Library blend
Ember Lot
Dried cherry, leather, tobacco
Second-generation winemaker
Jonah Rook
Jonah returned to Red Hollow after a decade away, bringing longer élevage and a lighter hand to the family cellar.
“A serious wine can still move. Structure is a frame, not a cage.”
Come taste with us
Descend into the evening cellar.
77 Carriage Lane · Red Hollow
Cellar table
A quieter table hosted by the cellar team with seasonal plates and library pours.
Two to eight guestsBehind the bottle
A private walk through the working spaces before an unhurried tasting.
Friday and SaturdayLatest note
What fire changed in the western blocks.
The first Rook vines were planted behind a carriage house where the western ridge keeps the last hour of sun.
Read this noteA closer place at the table
Library bottles for the patient table.
- First access to every small release
- One annual table in Red Hollow
- Cellar notes and member pricing