2018 Pinot Noir, Dierberg Vineyard, Sta Rita Hills
Retail  $53

Behold the ruby red color and delightful aromas of white pepper, potpourri and dried blue fruit with subtle oak undertones. Taste the fruit forward flavors of raspberry and cranberry, complemented by youthful tannins that will continue to meld with aging. Pair with black truffle salami, olive tapenade, shepherd pie, smoked venison or turkey, fresh baked chocolate cookies or sea salt chocolate.  202 cases produced; Pinot Noir clone 777. Wine Enthusiast 93 pts.
SPECIAL 25% off/bottle =$39.75 or 30% off/case = $445.20

2020 Goat Bubbles Rosé, Solomon Hills Vineyard, Santa Maria Valley
Retail $49

The frisky bubbles of this wine dance on your tongue in sassy flirtation. The lovely conch pink color takes you visually on a undersea dive at a coral reef in Belize. Delight in unripe orange peach on the nose and palate. Ripe lemon also lingers on the nose. Taste the cold wet minerality of river stone and refreshing zest of green papaya on the palate. Pair with apricot danish and almond croissant for a decadent Sunday breakfast. Or enjoy with watermelon salad, coconut shrimp or sushi later in the day.  225 cases produced; Pinot Noir clone 23. Wine Enthusiast 91 pts. 
SPECIAL 25% off/bottle = $36.75 or 30% off/case = $411.60

On the 250th anniversary of the founding of our country, we're proud to defend the Constitutional rights that our Patriot ancestors fought hard to establish. Flying Goat Cellars is suing Santa Barbara County and Santa Barbara Vintners over the 2025 government mandate that requires us to be members of the Vintners and pay them a 1% assessment on all our direct-to-consumer sales within the state of CA. The lawsuit is based on the violation of our 1st and 5th Amendment rights by the County and the Vintners. We seek to prevent the County & Vintners from forcing our affiliation with an organization we don't want to join, as well as from taking money from our coffers for that organization.

The Goldwater Institute is championing Flying Goat Cellars in the David vs. Goliath lawsuit. Although Flying Goat is the only plaintiff in the lawsuit, there are 45-50 wineries that are silently protesting by not paying their quarterly assessment per the Vintners board of directors minutes on February 24, 2026.