A bottle of 2022 Ayay! by Broc Cellars, with a cork, rests on its side against a white background. A minimalist black and white label, adorned with abstract floral motifs, reflects the blend of Trebbiano and Montepulciano grapes. The bottle casts a shadow to the right.
A clear glass is being filled with vibrant red liquid, possibly a rich Montepulciano, from a 2022 Ayay! bottle by Broc Cellars set against a grassy field and trees. The white label with decorative design is part of an idyllic outdoor scene in the sunny embrace of nature.
A hand holds a half-full glass of 2022 Ayay! by Broc Cellars, while another grips a bottle with a white label against green foliage and trees under a clear sky.
The 2022 Ayay! by Broc Cellars is showcased on a plain white background, featuring a cork top and a black and white label with abstract designs that reflect its artful co-fermentation techniques to blend complementary flavors.
A tall bottle filled with dark rose-colored liquid stands against a plain white background. The label reads Broc Cellars, 2022 Ayay! possibly hinting at a unique co-fermentation process. Montepulciano and other varietals might contribute to its rich hue, casting a faint shadow to the left.
A bottle of 2022 Ayay! by Broc Cellars, with a cork, rests on its side against a white background. A minimalist black and white label, adorned with abstract floral motifs, reflects the blend of Trebbiano and Montepulciano grapes. The bottle casts a shadow to the right.
A clear glass is being filled with vibrant red liquid, possibly a rich Montepulciano, from a 2022 Ayay! bottle by Broc Cellars set against a grassy field and trees. The white label with decorative design is part of an idyllic outdoor scene in the sunny embrace of nature.
A hand holds a half-full glass of 2022 Ayay! by Broc Cellars, while another grips a bottle with a white label against green foliage and trees under a clear sky.
The 2022 Ayay! by Broc Cellars is showcased on a plain white background, featuring a cork top and a black and white label with abstract designs that reflect its artful co-fermentation techniques to blend complementary flavors.
A tall bottle filled with dark rose-colored liquid stands against a plain white background. The label reads Broc Cellars, 2022 Ayay! possibly hinting at a unique co-fermentation process. Montepulciano and other varietals might contribute to its rich hue, casting a faint shadow to the left.

2022 Ayay!

$ 32.00 Save $ -32.00

Tasting Notes: Cherry, tamarind & mint on the nose, fruit punch & liquorice on the palate.

This wine is packed with energy, fun and even a bit of reverie – just like the Italian pop song that inspired it. We knew we had to give this co-ferment the spotlight when we tasted it shortly after our 2022 harvest wrapped. We love how the Montepulciano’s gentle structure and the Trebbiano’s playful acidity work so well together in the glass.

We harvested the Montepulciano and Trebbiano from Fox Hill Vineyard on the same day, field blend style. We layered the two together for co-fermentation in stainless steel tank with the Trebbiano whole cluster and the Montepulciano half destemmed and half whole cluster. Once pressed, the wine was then aged in concrete tank. The concrete tank we used is brand new this year and is the six concrete vessel in our cellar. We like aging some of our wines in concrete because it gives the same slight oxidative quality that barrels do, but without imparting any barrel sensory qualities. Using concrete can let the wine truly shine.

FUN FACT: The wine is inspired by the song Cuccurucucu by Franco Battiato, an Italian composer and pop singer.

VARIETIES: 80% Montepulciano | 20% Trebbiano

VINEYARD: Fox Hill Vineyard

ALCOHOL: 11%

FARMING PRACTICES: CCOF Certified Organic

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