A bold and expressive red blend that channels Washington's wild heart with intention and soul. Crafted from three premier vineyard sites, this is a wine that’s as impactful in the glass as it is in the world.
Taste | Plush layers of dark blackberry, black plum, and spiced cherry unfold into notes of cocoa, dried herbs, and peppered meat. The Cabernet lends structure and depth, the Malbec adds juicy richness and spice, while the Syrah brings a savory edge and plush, smoky finish. It’s generous and gutsy, with a smooth grip and long, layered close.
About the Winery/Winemaker | Latta Wines is the brainchild of Andrew Latta, one of Washington’s most thoughtful and dynamic winemakers. With a background in hospitality and a commitment to site-specific winemaking, Andrew shines a spotlight on some of the state’s most compelling vineyards. The Kind Stranger label is a side project with purpose—combining expressive winemaking with community impact.
Why We Love It | This wine is more than a delicious bottle—it’s a heartfelt statement. The blend is thrilling and distinct, but it’s the mission behind the label that makes it even more memorable. Every purchase supports organizations doing vital work for women, children, and refugees. And let’s be real—when a wine tastes this good and gives back, it’s an easy yes.
Technical Wine Notes
Origin: Washington State
Vineyards: Solaksen (Royal Slope), Freewater Rocks (Walla Walla Valley), Scarline (Wahluke Slope)
Varietals: 48% Cabernet Sauvignon, 38% Syrah, 14% Malbec
Farming: Sustainable practices
Fermentation/Aging: Small-lot fermentation, aged in neutral and used French oak
Alcohol: Approx. 14.3% ABV
Style: Full-bodied, dark-fruited, spicy, with a bold yet balanced finish
Production: 1,921 cases
Label Art: Kris Chau, “Alter of Labor + Love”
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