Six generations ago, the Bogle family arrived in California's Sacramento River Delta to farm cherries, peaches, and pears — "thank goodness the potatoes failed," as the family likes to say. It wasn't until 1968 that Warren Bogle and his son Chris planted the first 20 acres of wine grapes on the family's Clarksburg land, releasing their own label a decade later. Six generations of hard work later, that same commitment — "you don't quit till the job is done, and you leave the land better for future generations" — now runs a 1,000-acre estate led by the third generation of Bogles. This six-bottle lot showcases their Reserve Petite Sirah, grown in the Delta's dense clay soils and cooled by breezes off the Sacramento River, earning 92-point scores — a bold, structured expression of one of California's most distinctive growing regions.

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With gratitude to the Bogle family for this generous donation.