Lula Cellars Rose
Lula Cellars Rose
This Rosé is crafted for freshness, clarity, and bright red‑fruit lift. The wine shows wild strawberry, watermelon rind, citrus peel, and a quiet herbal snap, carried by crisp acidity and a dry, mineral finish. It’s a clean, stainless‑steel rosé built around purity rather than sweetness.
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Lula Cellars
Lula Cellars is a family owned, Mendocino winery crafting both estate wines from its Deep End Anderson Valley vineyard and small‑lot bottlings sourced from select Mendocino sites. This mixed model is intentional: estate wines deliver purity of place, while sourced fruit brings stylistic range and the flexibility to produce focused, small‑lot expressions. The result is a portfolio that reflects coastal farming, thoughtful clonal diversity, and a hands‑on winemaking approach rooted in Mendocino’s cool‑climate character.