Yeah, well, it's it's a historic vineyard in in Santa Barbara County. So one of the oldest vineyards planted there, was planted in 1971 by a woman named Charlotte young. It's absolutely stunning. old vine spacing. So 12 by six rows, you can drive a pickup truck down the center, kind of rolling hills, all sprinkled with 200 year old woods, huge Valley oak trees. It's incredibly picturesque and then you've got views of the Santa Ynez mountains with lots of I mean this time of year native flowers popping up everywhere. It's stunning. So the vineyard has been leased out to winemakers since 1986, Charlotte Yun planted the vineyard. She was truly a farmer at heart, but never really had the bug for making her own wine. So she sold the grapes until Bob linquist took over the lease in 1986. Bob is certainly I mean an amazing inspiration to me. And he's credited for transitioning everything to organic practices in the mid 90s, before organic was ever cool or trendy or talked about, but he absolutely believed in it. And he had the lease all the way up until 2018. After 2018, the lease was up and we came excited and running towards it. After figuring out the finances of everything, we jumped on board and put our own spin on everything. So since we've been there, of course, everything is beyond organic practices. But further we're fully no till so transitioned everything to not disturbing the soil at all. We make all our own farm made biodynamic compost, create homeopathic sprays with our compost teas. And probably most iconically, we have a large duck and chicken population roaming our vineyard floor, we bring in sheep in the winter. And the whole goal is to create a closed system. So not bringing in anything, producing all of the nutrition on the property for the vines. All of that leads to, you know, a lower carbon footprint across the board, but also, you know, a nutrient dense ecosystem where all of our native plants can flourish alongside these vines, where we're inviting the entire ecosystem of life to cohabitate with these old vines.