Imagine: nothing but nature as far as the eye can see.

A Twenties-style Craftsman house. A handsome cluster of sideways-tilting outbuildings. Sheep land so plentiful that the very winery is named for them. Breggo means sheep in Boontling, you see, and the Breggo Cellars Farm is just north of Boonville, which itself is a two hour drive from the Golden Gate bridge. Two hours and one stop sign.

The skies are clear blue. The scenery is wild and rugged. But if you had to live there? You’d probably be So. Freaking. Bored. Which is why you can be thankful that we’ll ship you this three pack of Breggo 2008 Anderson Valley Pinot Noir. Think about it, two hours out of town? Are they crazy? What if you want to order a pizza or go bowling? It’s good wine-making land but you’re not going to be walking to the local IMAX, if you understand what we’re saying here.

But thanks to the magic of shipping, you don’t have to do a thing but sit. After your three bottles of Pinot arrive, you’ll have easy access to the great aromas and flavors that are waiting inside. Wild blackberries, deep plums, and rich black cherry make the nose, while scattered hints of sandalwood, cola and pipe tobacco add to the complexity. You’ll enjoy a mouth of bright cherry pie and black currents, with rich tannin and acidity waiting smoothly for the end. It’s exotic and delicious wine. Who would have expected this from a place that brags about handsome tilted outbuildings?

Seriously, folks, you don’t want to move out there. Just let the Breggo Cellars people do all the hard work for you. Place your order for these three bottles of Anderson Valley Pinot Noir and then go the mall or something, enjoy yourself. Sheep are cool and all, but you know what? We developed civilization for a reason.

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