Our Wines

Finding and producing the ultimateZinfandel has been my passion for over 20 years. This Zin comes from a famous vineyard located 1500 feet above Dry Creek Valley. The vines grow in red, mostly volcanic, soil. The terroir influenced the bright, firm acidity and concentrated the wild berry aromas. The finish is long, juicy, and appetizing. 190 cases made.

The grape yields in the 2010 vintage were lower than normal, producing wines with more depth, extraction and flavors. The grapes are grown on a steep hillside above the famous Dry Creek Valley. This Zin is a classic Dry Creek style: abundant jammy strawberry, blackberry and sweet dark cherry aromas surround a full-bodied red wine with fine tannins and a long, crisp and juicy finish. 220 cases made.

The grape yields in the 2010 vintage were lower than normal, thus producing wines with more depth, extraction and flavors. This Petite is a great example of the varietal’s potential: abundant flavors and aromas of blackberries, blueberries, plums and white pepper. On the mouth substantial tannins with a long, juicy finish deliver dark and delicious wine destined to age well. 220 cases made.

Monte Lago Vineyard, with its steep hillside terrain (elevation 2000 feet) laced with red volcanic soil, provides the perfect terroir for these Mediterranean varietals. This wine offers seductive aromas of jammy strawberries, plums, dried rose petal and Herbes de Provence, a juicy mouthfeel, and long, firm finish. Barrel aged for 10 months. Perfect to pair with meze, tapas or your favorite meal. 560 cases made.

This relatively young vineyard is planted nearly at the top of Pine Mountain at 2200 feet elevation above the valley of the Russian River. The moderate temperature inversion at that altitude supports softer, richer tannins in the wine, concentrated wild berry aromas and enhanced varietal specific flavors of dark fruit, slight earthiness and subtle spices. 371 cases made.

Gold Medal Winner 2011 Sonoma County Harvest Fair

This vineyard is planted on the hilly east end of the Russian River Valley. Judicious use of French oak barrels only amplifies the varietal character without obstructing it. The meticulous attention to detail in the vineyard and great terroir produced near perfect fruit. The wine is a great example of Pinot Noir, known for its intriguing and seductive nuances of cherry fruit, wild berries, rose petals and spices.