In 2011, we announced that our "newest" herdsire is the very last of the import "B Line" Accoyo males, 6Peruvian Accoyo Tsunami. Tsunami had not been on the east coast before, to my knowledge. For the uninitiated, Don Julio Barreda added the B or Select Line in response to market forces that placed a premium on fineness, and he selected the B Line for fineness as opposed to fleece weights. Tsunami is still possessed of a high frequency crimp style and his primaries have crinkle, something I seek in foundation stock here. Tsunami is back on the west coast and, at 18, still is breeding. We have one fall 2013 cria sired by him, and she is a silky fleece at this time. We bred one female here for a 2014 breeding, and we have our fingers crossed. The fleece on all our Tsunami offspring (and we have only had daughters to date) looks exactly like the fleece shot for Accoyo C'est Si Bon. With fleeces like this, our Tsunami daughters have been hot sellers.