Russian River Valley

One of the world’s most sought-after regions for cool-climate Chardonnay, this Sonoma County appellation is home to extraordinary terroir. Our Russian River Valley vineyards provide us with pristine coastal fruit that helps us produce elegant wines.

Mendocino Ridge

Located in Mendocino County, this appellation sits on a ridge system that extends between Anderson Valley and the Pacific Ocean. It is the only non-contiguous AVA in the US and is the first of its kind in the world – while Mendocino Ridge covers a large area geographically, only viticultural land above an elevation of 1,200 feet may claim the appellation.

Anderson Valley

A coastal region just two hours north of San Francisco and only 15 miles long, this Mendocino County appellation is renowned for its elegant Pinot Noir.

Russian River Valley

Reis Vineyard

Reis Vineyard is set atop a ridge 9 miles from the Pacific Ocean. One side of the vineyard faces East and the other side has a West aspect. This allows for a balance of acidity and ripeness in the grapes. The Chardonnay grown in this vineyard reaches its highest potential, thanks to its unique microclimate, soil, and sun exposure.

  • AppellationRussian River Valley
  • Elevation175 feet above sea level
  • SoilWell-drained, stony cobbled clay soils
  • CloneMartini selections
Anderson Valley

Wiley Vineyard

Straddling a naturally sculpted ridgetop above the fog line, just ten miles from the Pacific Ocean, Wiley Vineyard is situated in the famed “Deep End”—the relatively cool, westernmost portion of Anderson Valley. Resting at an elevation of 525 feet, this historic vineyard has a gentle slope, a Southeastern aspect and shallow Franciscan soil. Our Pinot Noir is blended from 20 acres of vines planted to clones 37, 115, 538, 667, 777 and Pommard, planted in 1982. This complexity in the vineyard contributes to the finished wine's intriguing spice notes and savory character. Encircled by ridges sprinkled with conifers, this former homestead exemplifies the sublime beauty of Anderson Valley.

  • AppellationAnderson Valley
  • Elevation500 feet above sea level
  • SoilShallow topsoil over Franciscan sandstone
  • ClonePommard, planted in 1982, as well as 37, 115, 538, 667 and 777
Mendocino Ridge

Signal Ridge

Signal Ridge Vineyard is one of the highest elevation plantings in California at 2,642 feet and is sited in the Mendocino Ridge AVA where there are only 239 acres planted. This unique, elevation-demarcated appellation features vineyards that are positioned on exposed mountaintops above the fog line.

  • AppellationMendocino Ridge
  • Elevation2,642 feet above sea level
  • SoilShallow, low-fertility soils primarily composed of sandstone and clay and gravelly loam [Garcia-Snook-Gube complex]
  • Clone828, Swan, Pommard, 2A, and 115
Anderson Valley

Valley Foothills Vineyard

Valley Foothills is a sprawling vineyard located on south-facing slopes in the heart of Anderson Valley. This family-owned site is planted to cane-pruned and meticulously farmed Chardonnay that yields exceptional fruit and produces wines that are aromatic, with intense fruit flavors, balanced acidity, a relatively viscous mouthfeel, and good length.

  • AppellationAnderson Valley
  • Elevation300 feet above sea level
  • SoilAlluvial soils with a substantial amount of clay
  • Clone76 and 548