Like the iconic label itself, we source from iconic vineyards in Paso Robles for our Liberty School Cabernet Sauvignon. Known and established, these vineyards have always grown good Cabernet. It’s what they do. It’s a perfect fit.

These vineyards were growing long before Paso Robles had sub districts in the appellation but now reside in the Geneseo District, Pomar District and Estrella District.

In particular, one vineyard sits within two district boundaries and overlooks the Huer Huero Creek. The Huer Huero creek is an ephemeral underground stream which flows directly to the Salinas River and its Spanish name, Huer Huero, translates to “rotten”, specifically rotten eggs which refers to the odor in the sulfur water. Ephemeral streams flow only for a short time, usually after a large storm when there is an increase in water runoff. As for the sulfur water, it, too, is an iconic symbol of Paso Robles once known for its Hot Springs Spas and Retreats.