Child’s Play Wines
Child’s Play Wines carry the same commitment to quality as Tendril, expressed through a lighter, more playful lens. It is rooted in family, inspired by the everyday joy of gathering around a table, and grounded in the belief that great wine doesn’t need to be complicated to be meaningful.
The winemaking standards don’t change. Vineyard sourcing, small-lot attention, and careful blending remain central to every release. The difference lies in tone and intention: Child’s Play wines are crafted to be vibrant, generous, and immediately welcoming — wines that invite a second glass and a longer conversation.
The name reflects both family influence and philosophy. It speaks to creativity, approachability, and the idea that wine should feel accessible without sacrificing craftsmanship. While the branding may be more whimsical, the quality in the bottle stands shoulder to shoulder with Tendril. The labels are based off original artwork by Madeline and Audrey Rynders, Tony and Diane’s daughters.
Together, Tendril Wine Cellars and Child’s Play represent two expressions of the same values: respect for the vine, pride in the work, and a commitment to making wines that bring people together — whether the moment calls for quiet reflection or easy laughter.
Child’s Play Blanc de Blancs
Sparkling wine with a steady hand and a light touch.
It’s the bottle that feels special — but never fussy. The wine that’s built carefully, so it can disappear quickly.
There’s real work behind these bubbles. We just don’t make a big deal about it.
Open it because it’s Tuesday. Open it because you feel like it.
Child’s Play Pinot Noir Rosé
Rosé that’s made with intention — and poured without overthinking it.
It’s the bottle that shows up bright, relaxed, and completely at ease. The wine that proves care in the cellar can still feel carefree in the glass.
This is craftsmanship without the lecture. Precision without the posture.
We take how it’s made seriously. You don’t have to.
Child’s Play Chardonnay
Chardonnay made with clarity — and zero ego.
It’s the bottle that shows up polished but comfortable. The wine that proves serious winemaking doesn’t have to feel serious.
Clean lines. Steady structure. Easy company.
We sweat the small stuff. You just pour.
Child’s Play Pinot Noir
Pinot Noir that knows what it’s doing — and doesn’t need applause.
It’s the bottle that fits anywhere. Dinner party, pizza night, long Tuesday.
Balanced. Thoughtful. Ready.
We obsessed over the details. So you can forget about them.
Child’s Play Malbec
Malbec with backbone — and a grin.
It’s the bottle that stands tall but pulls up a chair. The wine that carries weight without making it heavy.
Built with intention. Shared without ceremony.
We take the craft seriously. Not ourselves.