Meet Matthew Villard, the passionate owner and winemaker behind MCV. He is on a mission to create a name for Petite Sirah wines, and doing a great job at it! His love for wine blossomed around the family dinner table, fostered by his European-minded parents' perspective on alcohol. Matt pursued his wine education at the University of California, Davis.
This is truly a family affair, Mathew, along with his wife, Teresa and his sons, are often times found in the tasting room in Paso. Make sure to check in to their wine club as they host some great events, with pairing unusual menus with his unique wines. His passion for the Petite Sirah grape is evident, infusing each bottle with his unwavering commitment to quality.
From vine to glass, Matt's dedication shines through in every sip of MCV wine.
www.mcvwines.com
Insta: @mcv_wines
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