General Psychotic Activity is what happens when a group of friends in the creative arts decide, mid-pandemic, that they should be making wine.
Backstory
General Psychotic Activity is the work of Nick, Justin, Francesca and Laura, a Los Angeles-based group of friends who launched the label during the pandemic, channeling a shared creative energy into bottled form.
The Region
The General Psychotic Activity wines are made in California, drawing on fruit from across the state, including Mourvèdre from Paso Robles.
Vineyards and Farming
General Psychotic Activity sources grapes from sustainable, organic and biodynamic vineyards, keeping a close connection to the land and a focus on clean, high-quality fruit.
Winemaking
General Psychotic Activity fermentations rely on native yeasts, and the wines are bottled unfined, unfiltered and with no added sulfites, hallmark minimal-intervention natural winemaking.
The Wines
The General Psychotic Activity lineup includes bottlings like the Special Request Red Red, a medium-bodied wine made from 100 percent Paso Robles Mourvèdre, with fresh cherry and raspberry fruit, balanced acidity and soft tannins.