Sacramento is one of the oldest areas in the country to grow barley; it was first planted there in 1771. As Sam became the First Millionaire of California, he was also pivotal to Sacramento. He profited from the thriving general stores for miners, served in the California State Senate, spearheaded development of the town, and was the largest landowner.

Deep amber in color with aromas of toasted bread, candied citrus and roasted nuts. On the palate butterscotch, stewed orchard fruit and dark chocolate. Aged in new charred American oak wine casks.