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From top Pinot Noir properties in the Russian River Valley, including our own Thale's Vineyard, the pure fruit and clarity of our vineyards shines through in this wine. A delicate style of Pinot Noir with earthy forest floor notes complimented with dried cherry aromas. 

The Dutton family has been growing grapes in Sonoma County--- specifically the Russian River Valley---for generations. Their fruit is highly prized, as their meticulous farming has shown consistency and quality over the years.  2014 had ideal temperatures and growing conditions. The fruit came in the door healthy, ripe and luscious. 

The grapes for this Pinot Noir came exclusively from Glass House Vineyard, which is named for the striking modern home tucked in the middle of the vineyard. From its deep, inky purple color to its gorgeous aromas of black cherry, sweet tobacco leaf, plum and baking spices, this is a dazzling Carneros Pinot Noir.

For our first-ever Pinot Noir made outside of Sonoma County, we traveled to the acclaimed Anderson Valley, to the north of Sonoma County. There, we discovered Day Ranch, a beautiful vineyard planted on an alluvial terrace that abuts a mountainside. Our debut Day Ranch Pinot offers enticing aromas of black currant, Dr. Pepper and licorice that rise from the glass hinting at the wine’s complexity. On the palate, it has a soft, supple entry and excellent weight that carries the flavors to a sumptuous finish.

This rocky, windswept vineyard is perfect for producing an exceptional, site-specific expression of cool-climate Pinot Noir. This is a visually gorgeous wine with a dark plum color that appears both bright red and deep purple at the same time. Aromas of black cherry and brown sugar make for an inviting entry. As it evolves in the glass, the flavors reveal layers of blueberry and raspberry underscored by rich, luxurious tannins.

With just 5 barrels produced, the Klopp Ranch Pinot Noir is grown in fertile Goldridge soils of the Russian River Valley. A concentrated, deep and intense Pinot Noir that will sell out quickly!

The Loch combines decades of winemaking mastery with our long history on the Sonoma Coast. It is a consummate blend, artfully crafted from our best blocks and barrels of wine.

Named after Steve MacRostie’s wife, Thale (pronounced Thay-lee), this has been our estate vineyard since 2013. In the years since, it has emerged as a source for stunning Pinot Noirs—and the 2016 vintage is no exception. It begins with tantalizing aromas of clove, brown spice, cherry and blackberry before revealing lovely juicy berry notes supported by firm tannins and sophisticated French oak-inspired flavors.

First planted in 1973, the famed Bien Nacido Vineyard is widely recognized as one of California’s greatest vineyards, and one of the New World’s grand cru-caliber winegrowing sites.

Planted by the Pellegrini family in 1975, today, Olivet Lane is managed by the fourth generation of the family to be involved in winegrowing. This wine displays an opulent, dense fuchsia color, and aromatic hints of flowers and French oak, along with dark blackberry and blueberry aromas that complement the oak and invite a first sip.

Farmed by renowned vineyard manager Charlie Chenoweth, Bruce Cummings’ exceptional vineyard in the Santa Rosa Plains neighborhood of the Russian River Valley consistently yields stunning fruit. In 2017, the result was a Pinot Noir with lovely aromas of cola spice, toasty oak and vibrant red cherry fruit. On the palate, this wine is soft and supple, with concentrated cranberry flavors underscored by firm, polished tannins that add depth and nuance to a delicious finish.

Donnelly Creek was planted by a renowned grape grower, Mary Elke, in 1991. The vineyard is located in Anderson Valley near the town of Boonville. It is just 18 miles inland from the Pacific Ocean on an alluvial terrace alongside Anderson Creek.

Manzana is located in Green Valley, a sub-appellation of the Russian River Valley known for its cool temperatures. This wine displays an opulent, dense purple-red color, and enticing aromas of brandied cherry and potpourri. Perfumed oak enhances both the aromas and mouthfeel. On the palate, it strikes a lovely balance between firm, rich tannins and a supple, round mouthfeel. The finish is youthful and firm, ensuring that this beautiful wine will age well for many years to come.

The grapes for this Pinot Noir came from a vineyard called Rodgers Creek, which is perched at an elevation of 1,000 feet overlooking the city of Petaluma. This rugged, west-facing site benefits from rocky volcanic soils, and the steady cooling winds that flow through the Petaluma Gap.

This wine displays the complex, concentrated and fruit-driven style of Pinot Noir that exemplifies the Russian River Valley. To craft this wine, we work with a handful of top vineyards including our own Thale’s Estate Vineyard in the Middle Reach of Russian River Valley. The blend also includes fruit from the Dutton family’s Winkler property, which is in the cool Green Valley region, along with grapes from Cummings Vineyard in Santa Rosa Plains.

The grapes for this Pinot Noir came from a who’s who of iconic cool-climate Pinot Noir vineyards in the famed Sonoma Coast region. 

The grapes for this Pinot Noir came from a who’s who of iconic cool-climate Pinot Noir vineyards in the famed Sonoma Coast region.