Hess Persson Estates

Allomi - Hess Persson Estates is an incredible Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley and the special Allomi vineyard. We call it special because in this particular vineyard there are 35 different blocks with 6 different clones of the variety which in combination with the well-drained clay-loam soils ..

Cabernet Sauvignon Select - Hess Persson Estates is the quintessential California Cabernet Sauvignon that everyone is looking for and has never disappointed anyone! Hess Persson Estates winery needs no introduction as it is one of the most classic California brands. The winery's history begins in 1..

The winery’s history begins in 1978 when Donald Hess traveled to California and fell in love with the region’s wines. The Swiss businessman had been looking for springs of water for his own mineral water company and he has been collecting art for many years, despite the fact that his family owned a ..

When you hear the words California and white wine, one of the first things that comes to mind is the grape variety Chardonnay, as it is one of the most famous in the region and the one that put California, and America, on the wine map with the legendary Judgment of Paris in, not so long ago, 1976.C..

When Donald Hess traveled to California in 1978, he couldn’t imagined what would follow. The Swiss businessman, who was searching for sources for his own mineral water company, but also was an art collector, fell in love with the wines of the region and decided to make his own. Many years later, th..

Mount Veeder Cabernet Sauvignon - Hess Persson Estates is an exemplary expression of the fruit that comes from the Veeder Hills vineyard of Mount Veeder, at an altitude of 200-350 meters, with steep slopes and clay soils that limit the growth of the roots, so we get smaller grapes but with intense ..

Pinot Noir Select - Hess Persson Estates is a wine that you will drink all year long. Coming from the Central Coast region, meaning the areas of Ventura, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Monterey, San Benito and Santa Cruz, where Pinot Noir thrives due to the cold air waves coming from the Pacific O..