In winery jargon, an "odd lot" is a wine that has not yet been allocated a home.
"Odd Rot" is also a chance to break away from the rigid rules and traditions that have dominated the wine world for over a million years.
A groundbreaking blend of 80% Petite Sirah and 20% Petit Verdot! Set aside your guard and conventions.
Oddlot Petit & Petit is unexpected, playful and approachable, much like Mutt and Jeff, a mismatched mix of oddballs that work surprisingly well together.
Wine, like society, sometimes makes strange combinations.
Let's do something different! Enticing aromas of blackberry, ripe plum, juicy fig, sweet vanilla and smoky oak.
The palate is full-bodied with soft tannins and a long, lingering finish with black fruit notes.
Oddlot Petit & Petit is perfect for any occasion.
Enjoy it with beef short ribs, lamb chops, grilled eggplant, aged Manchego cheese and more.
The southern part of Monterey is characterized by morning fog, strong winds, temperature differences, and strong sunlight.
In Heims Valley, these three elements help the cultivation of Petite Sirah and Petit Verdot to produce excellent results.
Long, warm days develop full-bodied dark fruit flavors, while dramatic cooldowns at night help build balance and structure for this robust, robust wine.
Odd Rot is an unconventional blend of Petite Sirah and Petit Verdot.
Although the labels are colorful, the wines are far from comical.
Our approach to winemaking is one of seriousness, curiosity and exploration, and is guided by the goal of making something delicious.
While we're proud of the awards, medals and points Odd Rot has won, we just love blending Odd Rot and creating bold, accessible wines that are not "normal."
An "odd lot," in winery lingo, is a wine that hasn't yet found a home.
And this is an opportunity to break away from the rigid rules and traditions that have dominated the wine world for over a million years.
A non-traditional blend of Petite Sirah and Petit Verdot? Set aside your guard and conventions.
Oddlot Petit & Petit is unexpected, playful and approachable, much like Mutt and Jeff, a mismatched mix of oddballs that work surprisingly well together.
Wine, like politics, sometimes makes a strange combination.
Let's do something different! Winemaking Oddlot is an unconventional blend of Petite Sirah and Petit Verdot.
Although the labels are colorful, the wines are far from comical.
Our approach to winemaking is one of seriousness, curiosity and exploration, and is guided by the goal of making something delicious.
While we're proud of the awards, medals and points Odd Rot has won, we just love blending Odd Rot and creating bold, accessible wines that are not "normal."
The southern part of Monterey Fields is characterized by morning fog, strong winds, temperature differences, and intense sunlight.
In Heims Valley, these three elements help the cultivation of Petite Sirah and Petit Verdot to produce excellent results.
Long, warm days develop full-bodied dark fruit flavors, while dramatic cooldowns at night help build balance and structure for this robust, robust wine.