Primarily sourced from a region sitting along the western edge of the Russian River Valley. This wine is robust, rich and more tannic than it’s coastal cousin and shows great ability to age.

A bright expression of our favorite Sonoma Coast Chardonnay sites. Consistently refreshing and lighter in body than it’s single vineyard counterparts.

Charles and Diana Karren are incredibly passionate about growing grapes. Known as "The Land of Promise," Terra de Promissio has an ideal terroir for Pinot Noir. The soil, southwest sun exposure, hill elevation, vine density and the wind and fog of the Petaluma Gap allow the grapes to have a slow maturation and extended hang time.

Cameron & Bridgit Thieriot, Max's parents, purchased the property in 1988. In 1989 the first part of the vineyard was planted by the late Warren Dutton of Dutton Ranch. This vineyard has a long history of producing critically acclaimed wines and reputation as being the pioneer of Chardonnay and Pinot noir on the extreme West Sonoma Coast.

Myles' parents, Carl Briggs and Lisa Lawrence, purchased Hillcrest in 1988. This site neighbors Charles Heintz to the West and was originally planted in ‘74 to Grey Riesling making it likely the first planted still-wine site along the Sonoma Coast. The vineyard was later replanted to Pinot Noir in 2005 to four clones: Calera, 828, Swan & 115.