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Blossom Hill
Back in 1992, in the Californian sunshine, winemaker Carol Thorup passionately believed that wine should be enjoyed not debated. Complex terminology and vintages were drowning out what mattered most – taste!
So taste is where she started – and that’s when the world started to fall in love with Blossom Hill.
