The Massa Vineyard was planted 40 years ago at 1500 feet above sea level. The vineyard is dry farmed and certified organic.

100% Pinot Gris from Eden Rift (Organic). Located 20 miles from the Monterey Bay, Eden Rift was originally planted in 1849. The 120-acre estate rests on the San Andreas Fault line and is part of the Cienega Valley AVA.

The Manchester Ridge Vineyard is perched at 2,000 feet of elevation just west of Anderson Valley along the Pacific Ocean. It’s located at the top of the Pacific Coast mountain range, just above the fog line. There is a notable maritime influence and Goldridge soils that impart a striking tension and mineral quality to wines grown there. 100% Pinot Noir.

100% Riesling, Zabala Vineyard, Arroyo Seco. Solera-method blend of 2018, 2019, & 2020.

Like Patrick Swayze's Bodhi in the 1991 Kathryn Bigelow film, the 2020 Point Break White Table Wine combines a laid-back, adventurous spirit with surprising depth. Easy drinking, sunny fun with friends. The perfect start or end to an evening. Vaya con dios.

Merlot is an unsung hero when it comes to rose. We've always loved the refreshing citrus and stone fruit flavors it showcases, and we picked the grapes a bit on the leaner side to make sure it was light and fresh.

Our flagship sparkler. 50% Pinot Noir (Santa Lucia Highlands & Petaluma Gap), 45% Chardonnay (Mendocino Ridge, El Dorado, Santa Lucia Highlands), 5% Pinot Meunier (Russian River). Brut Nature.

Escolle Vineyard, 100% Pinot Noir

The power and depth you get from pinot noir for sparklers has always been exciting to us. But you need the right site to make one that's truly stunning. The Escolle Vineyard is just that.  It has amazing flavor development at low sugar levels, and we couldn't be happier with how the 2019 vintage shaped up. It's our first single vineyard, single vintage release from this site. It will also age beautifully for the next 10+ years, so it's worth squirreling one away for a special occasion.

Manchester Ridge Vineyard is perched at 2,000 feet of elevation just west of Anderson Valley along the Pacific Ocean. It’s located at the top of the Pacific Coast mountain range, just above the fog line. There is a notable maritime influence and Goldridge soils that impart a striking tension and mineral quality to wines grown there.