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The second of the 2008 Releases were announced in a newsletter mailed in the spring of 2010. The 2009 Releases will also be announced in two separate newsletters - the first in the fall of 2010 and the second in the spring of 2011. If you would like to join the Brewer - Clifton mailing list, please click here.

This is from the most recent (spring 2010) newsletter:

As we enter into a new decade, all of us here at Brewer - Clifton have been filled with a newfound enthusiasm and energy. We celebrate the opportunities to grow our business and to pursue our goals of uncompromised quality. We have spoken a great deal about our farming team and their abilities. They continue to amaze us at every turn and provide us the opportunity to push our wines to new levels.

We continue to dedicate ourselves solely to our beloved Sta. Rita Hills appellation. One of California’s smallest at just over seven miles long and four miles wide, this amazing location allows for incredible diversity within its borders while maintaining unrivaled (in our opinion) consistency of quality. We remain equally inspired, humbled and awed by the opportunity to work in such a blessed place to produce chardonnay and pinot noir. With five locations now under our own farming, we feel more confident than ever in the wines we are able to produce.

2008 was a year that allowed for incredible elegance while creating wines of extreme complexity. Although the growing season was challenging for some low lying sites due to unusual frost patterns, most all of our locations thankfully came out virtually unscathed. Traditionally our spring offerings represent those wines that we feel may require more time in bottle to show their ultimate potential. This representation definitely maintains that model. From the obvious power and personality of Sweeney Canyon chardonnay to her tightly focused Sea Smoke counterpart, the chardonnays of 2008 remain some of our favorites. Equally the Ampelos, Clos Pepe, and Melville pinot noirs make a handsome stable of age worthy reds.

As always we sincerely thank you for your consideration and continued support.