It started with a question nobody had thought to ask...

A vineyard at sunset with grapevines in foreground and a hilly landscape in background.

Why can’t we make great wine in coastal San Diego?

It was Alana who discovered a hidden vineyard tucked next to a pickleball court in Del Mar — and she asked her two closest friends: Why not?

Undeterred by inexperience, one morning they rallied their spouses at the crack of dawn, harvested the grapes, and had a crushing party. The obsession had begun.

Over sunset tastings in the months that followed — through moments of elation, uncertainty, and debate — something became clear: it was never really about the wine. It was about the love, the discovery, the laughter, and the table set for the people who matter most.

Table set for an outdoor dinner with glassware, white napkins, and wicker chairs, with the sunset in the background creating a warm glow.

“Daliana is that feeling — bottled, shared, and always made with intention.”

Close-up of a bunch of white grapes hanging on a vine surrounded by green leaves.
A woman in a pink plaid shirt walking through a lush garden with green leafy plants and trees in the background.
A woman wearing a black cap and white shirt, smiling, is seen through grapevine leaves and branches in a garden.
Close-up of a hand pouring champagne into a glass outdoors with a blurred green background.