Mounts Vineyard
Perotti Vineyards
Timber Crest Vineyards
Green Pastures Vineyards
Peters Vineyard
Windsor Oaks Vineyard
Martorana Vineyard
Polesky Vineyard
Pauline's Vineyard





Mounts Vineyard
Mounts Vineyard has been growing grapes for over 50 years in Dry Creek Valley. Every block design brings together the unique orientation of hillside exposure, soil type, and depth. This cabernet sauvignon is located on the south side of the vineyard, on a hillside which provides excellent drainage for the rich, dark clay soil.

Perotti Vineyards
This Dry Creek Valley vineyard is run by father/son team, Ed and Bruce Perotti. The land has been in their family for over 90 years. Ed's grandfather, Mancini, came from Italy and settled into the Northern Sonoma area to raise fruits and grapes, selling them to other Italian immigrants in the North Beach community in San Francisco. Ed took over from his father in the mid 1960's and Bruce has recently followed in his father’s footsteps.

Timber Crest Vineyards

Timber Crest Vineyards is located on Dry Creek’s world renowned bench land on the east side of the valley. Dry Creek Valley is known for its distinctive quality of fruit, primarily Zinfandel. This Zinfandel was grown in a block of 35 year old vines that are trellised in a bi-lateral cordon on a west facing bench. It is an old clone farmed by Randy Peters. The vineyard itself is owned by Ruth and Ronald Waltenspiel, who have been farming hundreds of Dry Creek Valley acres for over 50 years.

Green Pastures Vineyards
Located off of Felta Road, Green Pastures Vineyard borders Dry Creek Valley and the Russian River Valley. This makes for a cool climate growing region that showcases Syrah’s more delicate nature. The vines are 25 years old, Clone 1 planted on St. George rootstock on a bi-lateral cordon. This dry farmed vineyard consistently yields the last fruit of the season.

Peters Vineyard
Located in West Sebastopol, this is a premier location for both Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. This vineyard is next to Luther Burbank’s Farm and the soil composition is rich Goldridge Sandy Loam. With the consistent coastal fog extending hang time, this fruit is fully developed and loaded with complexity. The Pinot Noir, from our block, is the Pommard Clone, which is grown on 5-C and 101-14 rootstocks. The Chardonnay are Clone 4 and Dijon Clones, both of which are grown on St. George rootstock.

Pauline's Vineyard
Randy Peters farms this vineyard, as well. Located across from Timber Crest Farms in Dry Creek Valley, this valley floor soil provides an intense acidity that is unmistakable in both the fruit and wines. Yolo Sandy Loam is the soil composition of our Merlot block of 181 Clone, grown on 101-14 rootstock. Our “Old Dry Creek” clone of Zinfandel is located in a block of the vineyard that has a different soil make up of Yolo Gravely Loam.

Windsor Oaks Vineyard
This vineyard is located southwest of Healdsburg and straddles both the Russian River and Chalk Hill appellations. The rolling hills offer a variety of elevations, sun exposure, and diverse terroir. The soil is full of rock, sand and minerals. The Pinot Noir is from two different blocks. Block 7b2 is where our Clone 777 is grown on 110-R rootstock. Our Clone 114 is from Block 10b1 and is grown on 3309 rootstock. The Malbec is located on the steep hillside Block 10c2 that adds depth and complexity to the fruit.

Polesky Vineyard
The Polesky Vineyard, located in Dry Creek Valley, stretches from the valley floor all the way to the top of Bradford Mountain. The rich deep soil and incredible sun exposure in the valley allows for vigorous growth. The steep rocky soil of the hillside adds intensity and a mineral characteristic to the fruit.

Martorana Vineyard
Martorana Vineyard is located on the north side of Lake Sonoma. This 10-acre Zinfandel vineyard is on a hillside in the middle of a 1400 acre ranch, giving it a distinctive terroir character. The vines are an old clone called Dupratt.