This wine is named Steelhead to honor the wild trout that return each year to spawn in Wine Creek, which flows through Quivira Vineyards. TU has worked extensively to restore this important Northern California watershed, which feeds directly into Dry Creek. In acknowledgement of these efforts, a donation is made to TU for every bottle of Steelhead sold.
Steelhead expresses Quivira's passion for two Dry Creek Valley traditions: making the finest wines possible and wise stewardship of the land. Much of the fruit that goes into their Steelhead wine comes from Dry Creek Valley, an area known for some of the best Zinfandel and Sauvignon Blanc in North America. Their vineyards follow sustainable farming practices resulting in better wines and a better world.
To purchase Steelhead and Quivira wines and support conservation, visit the Steelhead and Quivira websites to inquire about distributing stores in your local area.
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The official sunglasses of TU. Costa Del Mar is committed to ensuring the long-term sustainability of our salt and fresh water ecosystems and fisheries. TU's partnership with Costa Del Mar icludes extensive support for Embrace-A-Stream and coordination of special events. |
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Cabela's is dedicated to preserving your way of life not because it is their business, but it is their way of life as well. They provide support for TU's education programs and chapter fundraising efforts. |
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Orvis donates 5% of pre-tax profits annually to organizations that protect fish and wildlife habitat. They provide TU generous support for conservation projects, as well as support our chapters on national and local levels with fundraising efforts. |
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L.L.Bean actively supports nonprofit organizations that strive to preserve wilderness recreation areas, foster outdoor recreation, protect wildlife habitats and further conservation education. Their support of TU's education programs helps chapters nationwide. |
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Hodgman, the most trusted name in outdoor apparel, supports TU's membership development. Look for membership hangtags on their waders at a fishing retailer near you. |
