We have been producing a vineyard designate pinot noir and cabernet sauvignon from Hyde Vineyard since our winery's inception in 1991. Located in the Carneros region, its gentle rolling hills offer a number of microclimates. Our wines are offered twice per year via allocation to members of our mail list.
Our wines are offered twice per year via allocation to members of our mail list. Pioneering vintner H.W. Crabb first planted his vineyard in the mid-19th century. Well-regarded for its superlative fruit, he named it To Kalon, Greek for 'highest good'. In the 20th century, To Kalon found new glory as the source of the legendary Georges de Latour wines made by Andre Tchelistcheff. The sections we farm are specified by not just the block or row, but vine by vine.
Our wines are offered twice per year via allocation to members of our mail list. Nestled into the bench at the foot of Spring Mountain, this vineyard was planted in 2001 and produces a mineral-driven cabernet sauvignon.
Dr. George Belden Crane is credited along with Charles Krug as one of the major founders of the wine industry in Napa Valley. The vineyard in Saint Helena was originally planted in 1858. Characterized by gravelly loam soil, it was replanted with cabernet sauvignon in 1998. Sourced from the ‘filet’ sections of two specific blocks of the Beckstoffer Dr. Crane vineyard, this sophisticated cabernet sauvignon is known for its muscular structure and intensity. Saint Helena is one of the warmest areas in the Napa Valley, being the further away from the bay than Carneros or Oakville. It is characterized by long, warm summer days, but does receive a gentle, cooling influence in the form of afternoon breezes that come over the Mayacamas Mountains from the Pacific Ocean. Our wines are offered twice per year via allocation to members of our mail list.
Paul Hobbs has worked with Larry Hyde’s vineyard for 22 years and the resulting cool‐ climate cabernet sauvignon has an intensely loyal following.
First planted in the 1860’s, Stagecoach Vineyard was forced into dormancy during prohibition until it was rediscovered a hundred years later. Situated atop the eastern slopes of the Napa Valley, this is our highest elevation cabernet sauvignon vineyard. The renowned Stagecoach Vineyard sits atop high-elevation Atlas Peak, in Napa Valley. It’s rocky, rustic terrain forces the vines to struggle, producing intensely colored and flavored wines. Stagecoach vineyard is located high above the Napa Valley on the west-facing slopes of the Vaca Mountains near Atlas Peak. Its altitude, above the fog line most of the time, allows for a warm, dry climate. Well-drained volcanic soils quickly cool in the afternoon however, allowing fruit grown here to maintain good acidity. Our wines are offered twice per year via allocation to members of our mail list.
We have named our first-ever Napa Valley estate in honor of Nathan Coombs, the founder of Coombsville. It's 60+ acres are planted to all five Bordelaise varieties and offer a breadth of exposures and microclimates. Our wines are offered twice per year via allocation to members of our mail list.
