We source our fruit from our two estate vineyards, both organically and regeneratively grown. We also work with Bohan Vineyard, a family-owned vineyard just two miles from the coast.
Harper's Rest Estate
Harper’s Rest Vineyard sits only a few hundred yards west of the Russian River in what is referred to as the Middle Reach of the Russian River Valley.
This is hallowed ground for both Pinot Noir and Chardonnay where the who’s who grows and produces some of the best of these varietals in the United States. The property was planted in 2006 with just over 8 acres of vines (7.2 acres of Pinot Noir and 0.9 acres of Chardonnay). We have 11 clones of Pinot Noir planted and one great clone of Chardonnay–Montrachet.
Moon Dust Vineyard
Moon Dust Vineyard is nested within the Sebastopol Hills in the coolest area of the Russian River Valley, home to the most desirable Goldridge soils.
First planted to vines in 1996, the property consists of four pristine acres of Chardonnay, comprising two individual clones across two blocks. In 2007, the estate was expanded to comprise an additional 11-acres of Pinot Noir, planted to 6 distinct Pinot clones. The wines are a true reflection of vine maturity, the highest quality soil, a world-class microclimate, organic viticulture, and minimal intervention winemaking.
Bohan Vineyard
Bohan Vineyard sits on wild, rugged land with constant wind, creating wines that have a distinct, wild character and a hint of sea breeze.
Perched 1,400 feet above the Pacific Ocean and just two miles from the coast, Bohan Vineyard is defined by its rugged landscape and relentless ocean winds. Farmed by the Bohan family on Bohan-Dillon Road since 1857, this historic site saw its first Pinot Noir plantings in 1969, followed by Chardonnay in the 1970s, making it one of the most storied cool-climate vineyards on the Sonoma Coast.
