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Rajat Parr

The Parr Collective—comprising Phelan Farm, Scythian Wine Co., and BRIJ Wines—focuses on authenticity and regenerative farming. With biodynamic practices at Phelan Farm, re-energizing winemaking collaborations at Scythian, and a nod to his Indian heritage with Brij, Rajat’s minimalist winemaking produces vibrant, expressive wines that reflect both region and philosophy.

Farming Note

Brij sources fruit from organically farmed vineyards tucked into the coastal hills of San Luis Obispo County, where fog, ocean wind, and marine soils shape the growing season. Vines are dry-farmed or minimally irrigated, with careful canopy management and no systemic chemicals. The focus is on sustainability, restraint, and capturing the freshness of the coastal climate.

Winemaking Note

Everything is done with a light hand—native yeast fermentations, minimal extraction, and neutral aging. Oso Rouge and the Grenache Rosé both see spontaneous ferments and aging in old barrels or stainless, with no fining or filtration. Sulfur is added only at bottling, if at all. The wines are clean, vibrant, and textured, with a strong sense of place and zero manipulation.

Wines

Brij Wines, Genache Rosé, San Luis Obispo County

Vintage 2023

Style Rose

Region California

Varieties Grenache

ABV 12.00%

Soils Marine Sedimentary Soils, Sandy Loam, Calcareous Soils

Tasting Note Bright, clean, and zippy crunch. Notes of red berries, blood orange, and a whisper of coastal salinity. This rosé is all about energy and finesse.

Brij Wines, Oso Rouge, San Luis Obispo Coast

Vintage 2023

Style Red

Region california

Varieties Mourvèdre, Grenache

ABV 12.00%

Soils Marine shale, sand, fossilized shells, and volcanic soils

Tasting Note Savory and structured, with notes of plum, black cherry, and wild herbs. There’s a vein of minerality that anchors the wine, with a finish that echoes.

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