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DeLoach Estate Vineyards
DeLoach Vineyards, the pioneering Russian River Valley producer of award-winning Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Zinfandel, released its Estate Chardonnay and Pinot Noir with the 2010 vintage. Our Estate Vineyard is certified Biodynamic® and organic, and represents the culmination of a long and dedicated effort to become a more self-sustaining and environmentally friendly producer of fine wine.
Maboroshi Vineyard
Maboroshi means “whimsical dream” in Japanese. After spending time working in vineyards in both California and France, Tom and Rebecca chose this name for their vineyard because it defined for them what owning a vineyard was, a whimsical dream.
van der Kamp Vineyard
Continuously planted for over 100 years, the van der Kamp vineyard has a great amount of variation in soil types, slopes, sun and wind exposure. The family’s goal is to match each variation with an assortment of clones to find balance in the vineyard.
Hawk Hill Vineyard
Hawk Hill Vineyard was named for the Red Tail and Cooper’s hawks that are seen regularly riding the thermals above the vineyard.
Heintz Vineyard
The Heintz family has been farming Heintz Ranch for over a century. Once dedicated to growing berries, apples and vegetables, the focus is now growing grapes on the banana belt of the Green Valley.
Ritchie Vineyard
For more than forty years, Kent Ritchie has farmed his unique site with a passion and personal attention. With old vines nestled on a rolling northwest-facing hillside, the Ritchie vineyard commands respect.
Pennacchio Vineyard
Pennacchio is a four-acre gem in the southwestern reaches of the Sebastopol Hills personally farmed by owner Joe Pennacchio.
Stubbs Vineyard
Located in the cool Petaluma Gap Appellation, Stubbs Vineyard grapes reach full ripeness with low sugars and robust acidity. The wines offer rich flavors with fruit, spice, and floral elements.
Maffei Vineyard
Registered by the Historic Vineyard Society, the gnarly head-trained vines were planted in 1928 by Umberto and Maria Maffei. Now, three generations later, their granddaughter Joanne manages the vineyard.
Azaya Vineyard
Azaya, which means “sanctuary” in Sanskrit, comprises 20 acres on a uniquely situated southwest facing vineyard nestled between the rolling hills of Marin County and the southernmost section of the Petaluma Gap.
Fanucchi - Wood Road Vineyard
Organically grown and dry-farmed, the head trained vines have been raised to allow for greater sun exposure and air circulation.
Barricia Vineyard
This piece of land was originally owned by General Mariano Vallejo who traded it to his children’s music teacher in exchange for piano lessons in the 1840s. Today, it is known for 100+ year old Zinfandel vines of great quality.
Devil's Gulch Vineyard
Named for its treacherous terrain, Devil’s Gulch is made up of ste ep terraces and shallow soils.
Annapolis Ridge Vineyard
Set along the rugged mountain terrain on the most western edge of Sonoma County in the West Sonoma Coast appellations, the Annapolis Ridge Vineyard is planted on a 30 degree slope.
Swicegood Vineyard
The Swicegood Vineyard provides the backbone to our Green Valley Pinot Noir. The site was originally planted to cherries, then to apples, and converted over to Pinot Noir grapes in 1998. Grower Anita Rodero is of Hawaiian descent and much prefers the wine of California to that of wine produced in Hawaii.
Masút Vineyard
The northwest facing hillside of Masút Vineyard teems with life: grazing sheep, bees and roaming chickens are part of the land’s vibrant nature.LEARN MORE ABOUT US
DeLoach Vineyards pioneered Pinot Noir wine growing in the Russian River Valley when Cecil DeLoach, a firefighter from San Francisco with a passion for winemaking, first planted the vines in 1973. Read More
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