Rows of grapevines on sunny California hills under a blue sky

Six wines from one hillside.

Everything we pour is grown on our own 28 acres on Old Vine Road, fermented in our barn and bottled in small lots. Here is the whole lineup, with notes from the cellar.

Estate grown

Dry farmed

Ships to most US states

Every bottle we pour.

What to open with dinner.

No rules, just what we reach for at home. Our winemaker Elena Marsh wrote these on the back of a harvest menu.

White

2023 Estate Sauvignon Blanc

2023 Estate Sauvignon Blanc

Oysters, grilled shrimp, anything with goat cheese or lemon

Oysters, grilled shrimp, anything with goat cheese or lemon

Rose

2023 Rose of Grenache

2023 Rose of Grenache

Charcuterie, salads, tuna and the first warm afternoon of spring

Charcuterie, salads, tuna and the first warm afternoon of spring

Red, Rhone

2022 GSM Blend & Hillside Syrah

2022 GSM Blend & Hillside Syrah

Wood-fired pizza, lamb chops, smoky barbecue, mushroom ragu

Wood-fired pizza, lamb chops, smoky barbecue, mushroom ragu

Red, Bordeaux

2021 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon

2021 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon

Dry-aged steak, aged cheddar, a long dinner with old friends

Dry-aged steak, aged cheddar, a long dinner with old friends

Dessert

2023 Late Harvest Viognier

2023 Late Harvest Viognier

Blue cheese, peach tart, almond cake, or on its own after dinner

Blue cheese, peach tart, almond cake, or on its own after dinner

Small lots, slow hands.

Dry farmed

No irrigation since 2009. The roots go deep into limestone, the berries stay small and the flavors concentrate.

Native yeast

Every red ferments on the yeast that lives on our own grapes, in open-top bins punched down by hand.

Native yeast

Every red ferments on the yeast that lives on our own grapes, in open-top bins punched down by hand.

Small lots

Each block is picked, fermented and aged on its own. The biggest wine we make is 900 cases.

Small lots

Each block is picked, fermented and aged on its own. The biggest wine we make is 900 cases.

Rows of grapevines under a low evening sun

Six wines, one flight.

The Classic Flight pours four of them for $35, and the fee comes off when you take two bottles home.

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