All Tablas Creek grapes are harvested by hand
All Tablas Creek grapes are
harvested by hand
Full bins are brought down to the Tablas Creek winery by tractor
Full bins are brought down to the winery by tractor
Bob Haas operates a forklift to bring the bins to the Tablas Creek sorting table
Bob Haas operates a forklift to bring the
bins to the sorting table
Grapes are sorted and destemmed at Tablas Creek before fermentation
Grapes are sorted and destemmed
before fermentation
Tablas Creek Assistant Winemaker Ryan Hebert with a newly harvested Tannat cluster
Assistant winemaker Ryan Hebert
with a new Tannat cluster
Francois Perrin with a hand punch-down of a fermenting tank of Syrah at the Tablas Creek winery
Francois Perrin with a hand
punch-down of a fermenting
tank of Syrah
Tablas Creek Winemaker Neil Collins pulls a Roussanne sample from barrel
Winemaker Neil Collins pulls a
Roussanne sample from barrel
Wines at Tablas Creek are fermented in both oak barrels and stainless steel tanks
Wines are fermented in both oak barrels and stainless steel tanks
Red wines at Tablas Creek are aged for a year in 1200-gallon foudres before bottling
Red wines are aged for a year in 1200-gallon foudres before bottling
View more winemaking photos on the Tablas Creek Blog.