A Celebration of Culture in Every Bottle.
A Celebration of Culture in Every Bottle.
As a 100% Black-owned brand, we take pride in crafting wines that honor tradition, celebrate innovation, and embody the soulful rhythms of our community.
Why? Because wine is more than a beverage—it’s a vessel for storytelling, culture, and connection. We wanted every bottle to reflect our passion and purpose, free from the mass-production mindset that often dilutes the true essence of winemaking.
That’s why we partner with an award-winning vineyard just ninety miles north of Atlanta, nestled in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. With 30 acres by a peaceful lake, this vineyard grows an incredible variety of grapes—from classics like Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon to newer vines like Traminette and Chardonel. Every bottle is thoughtfully produced, from grape to glass, with each label serving as an ode to the timeless elegance of R&B music and the vibrant culture that inspires us.
You can taste the difference. Our wines changed how we celebrate culture, and we hope they do the same for you.
We promise to craft wines that celebrate culture, foster connection, and deliver excellence with every sip
Craftsmanship
Thoughtfully produced wines, from grape to glass, ensuring exceptional quality in every sip.
Culture
Celebrating heritage, community, and the timeless rhythm of R&B through every bottle.
Commitment
Rooted in excellence, dedicated to elevating wine culture and honoring our 100% Black-owned legacy.
Connection
Bringing people together to create unforgettable moments and shared experiences.
At Casa Loma, we’re doing more than crafting wine—we’re telling stories, celebrating culture, and creating moments that linger long after the last sip.
Every bottle is a reflection of our commitment to quality, passion, and purpose, rooted in tradition and inspired by the soulful rhythm of life.
From grape to glass, we honor our heritage, elevate your experiences, and strive to bring a touch of elegance to every occasion. Thank you for being part of the Casa Loma story.
A Note from Our Founder, Neil Sneider
