





Berry Jam Trio
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Through our partnership with Clif Family Winery & Farm, your gift supports organic farming, zero waste, and protecting the planet we all depend on.
Clif Family farms 100% CCOF-certified organic land across 90 acres of Napa Valley vineyards, runs on 100% renewable energy, and has cut 42.2 metric tons of CO2e through packaging improvements alone. That commitment earned them a B Corp score of 93.7—nearly double the industry average. Every product is crafted from organically grown ingredients and made with the highest standards of environmental responsibility. We hope you enjoy your gift knowing every ingredient was grown with intention and love for the land.
Three handmade preserves, one Napa Valley harvest. This organic berry jam trio brings together strawberry, blackberry, and blueberry jams—each made in small batches at peak ripeness, capturing the full flavor of freshly picked fruit. Spread on morning toast, pair with cheese, or tuck into a picnic basket. A bright, flavorful gift for anyone who appreciates food made with real care.
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