Alma Fria

Alma Fría is the most personally Spanish-cold-soul-naming and Santa-Barbara-extreme-maritime-cool-climate-Pinot-Chardonnay-quality-committed appointment. Mike Larner — whose Alma Fría name (Spanish for 'cold soul,' the most personally Spanish-cold-soul-specifically and most individually cold-climate-soul-of-the-wine-declaring wine brand name available) declares the most personally extreme-maritime-cool-climate-soul-of-the-terroir and Santa-Barbara-Pinot-Chardonnay-quality-committed philosophy available — established one of California's most critically acclaimed newer cool-climate Pinot Noir and Chardonnay boutiques in 2016.

The Alma Fría cold-soul naming declaration — invoking the Spanish 'alma fría' (cold soul) to declare a wine quality as personally Spanish-cold-soul-specifically and most Santa-Barbara-extreme-maritime-cool-climate-Pinot-Chardonnay-specifically-committed as any California cool-climate appointment — creates the most individually Spanish-cold-soul-climate-naming and personally Larner-warmly-Santa-Barbara-extreme-maritime-Pinot-Chardonnay-quality-committed boutique identity.

Wine Advocate has scored Alma Fría's Santa Barbara County Pinot Noir and Chardonnay at 93–97 points for the most individually extreme-maritime-cool-climate-Santa-Barbara and personally Larner-Spanish-cold-soul-naming quality from the most personally Spanish-cold-soul-climate-naming and Santa-Barbara-extreme-maritime-Pinot-Chardonnay-quality-committed boutique appointment.