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Jim Bob Baker, MD

“Our little group from Texas is entering into our 5th vintage of Cab, and our 7th wine overall that we have made with the help of the good folks at Crushpad. They provide for us access to world class grapes, and their expertise and insights into the magic of turning these grapes into exceptional wine. Thanks, y'all!”

Jim Bob Baker, MD

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California

To make great wine, you've got to start with great fruit. Crushpad only sources grapes from California's top vineyards.

All of our sources are meticulously farmed by growers whose core focus is to supply fruit for ultra-premium and luxury-class wines. Although points aren't everything, in most cases these vineyards provide grapes for commercial wines regularly rated 92-100 points by the Wine Advocate or Wine Spectator and that retail for $40 to $125+. This is great stuff.

As you look through our list of 2010 vineyards, please note that our allocations vary quite a bit from vineyard to vineyard. There is no real correlation between how famous a vineyard is and the size of our allocations. It's most often determined by the length of our relationship with each grower and the luck of timing. Remember that Crushpad is run by people like you - we believe that there is no reason to make wine from anything but the best fruit.

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Bordeaux

All of our sources are meticulously farmed by growers whose core focus is to supply fruit for ultra-premium and luxury-class wines.

Great wine can only be made from great vineyards, and we have been working with our viticulture team since early 2008 to identify vineyards with excellent terroir and grower commitment to driving quality to its highest level. Vineyards are located both in the most prestigious appellations, as well as lesser known appellations where the combination of terroir, old vines and precision viticulture create concentrated fruit and world-class wines. Following are our current vineyards for Harvest 2010. We will also be adding a few more throughout the growing season to ensure a diversity of wine styles.

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