Block A
The Knoll
Viognier
- Elevation
- 1,180 ft
- Slope faces
- Southeast
- Acres
- 2.1
- Planted
- 2004
Our highest block catches the first morning sun, which keeps the Viognier bright and floral.
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Lanterns light at sunsetThursday through Sunday
HoursThu–Sun 12–8pm · Lantern Fridays until 10pm
On the terraceLive music every Lantern Friday
Terroir
Every block tastes like where it grows
A few hundred feet can change everything. The Knoll sits 90 feet above the Porch Rows, catches the morning sun first, and makes a completely different wine.
We farm each block on its own schedule and bottle most of them separately, so you can taste the ridge one slope at a time.
The vineyard
Tap a block to taste the land
Six blocks on one ridge, each with its own elevation, slope, and soil. Choose a block to see what grows there and which wine it becomes.
Block B
Ridge Block
Chardonnay
- Elevation
- 1,160 ft
- Slope faces
- South
- Acres
- 3.4
- Planted
- 1998
The first vines on the property. Old roots, shallow rocky soil, and wines with real structure.
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Pond Rows
Pinot Noir
- Elevation
- 1,110 ft
- Slope faces
- Northeast
- Acres
- 1.8
- Planted
- 2012
Cool air drifting off the pond keeps acidity high. Every grape here goes into our sparkling rosé.
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The Hollow
Cabernet Franc
- Elevation
- 1,100 ft
- Slope faces
- West
- Acres
- 2.6
- Planted
- 2001
Afternoon sun and deep clay soil give this block ripe fruit and a peppery edge.
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South Slope
Petit Verdot
- Elevation
- 1,140 ft
- Slope faces
- South
- Acres
- 2.2
- Planted
- 2008
Our warmest slope, and the last block we pick each fall. Small berries, big color.
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Porch Rows
Sangiovese
- Elevation
- 1,090 ft
- Slope faces
- Southwest
- Acres
- 1.5
- Planted
- 2015
Visible from the terrace. Picked early for a crisp, pale rosé.
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Build your flight
Choose four wines and we'll have them poured when you arrive. A flight of four is $18.
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Brut Rosé 2022
Fine bubbles, wild strawberry, and a squeeze of citrus.
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Ridge Block Chardonnay 2023
Lightly oaked, with green apple and toasted almond.
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Knoll Viognier 2023
Apricot and honeysuckle with a silky finish.
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Porch Light Rosé 2024
Dry and bright, with watermelon and wild strawberry.
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Hollow Cabernet Franc 2022
Red cherry, black pepper, and a whisper of cedar.
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South Slope Petit Verdot 2021
Inky and bold: blackberry, violet, and dark chocolate.
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Lantern Red NV
Our easygoing house blend, soft and juicy.
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Harvest Moon 2023
Late-harvest Traminette with honey and ripe pear.
The vine's year
Where we are in the season
Right now, in October: Harvest. We pick every block by hand at dawn, tasting as we go to choose the day.
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
- Dormancy Dec–Feb
The vines rest, and we prune every one by hand on cold, bright mornings.
- Bud break Mar–Apr
Tiny green shoots appear. We watch the forecast closely for late frost.
- Bloom May–Jun
The vines flower and set the season’s fruit.
- Veraison Jul–Aug
Green grapes turn gold and purple, and sugar starts to build.
- Harvest Sep–Oct
We pick every block by hand at dawn, tasting as we go to choose the day.
- Cellar Nov
New wines settle into barrel while the vines drop their leaves.
Visit
Ways to spend an afternoon
Tastings
A flight of four, poured at the bar or on the terrace. Thursday through Sunday, noon to 8pm.
Lantern Fridays
Live acoustic music, wood-fired flatbreads, and the lanterns on until 10pm.
Cellar tours
Saturdays at 2pm. Taste from the barrel and see where every wine rests.
On the ridge
An evening worth the drive
Tap any photo to step inside.
The Ridge Club
15% off every bottle
Small-lot wines, delivered four times a year
Members get first pick of limited releases, free tastings for two on every visit, and invitations to harvest dinners on the ridge.
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Evenings people remember
Sample reviews written for this concept site.
We built our flight online before we drove up, and it was poured and waiting on the terrace. The Petit Verdot came home with us.
Lantern Friday is the best night out in the valley. Good music, great flatbreads, and the sunset over the rows.
The cellar tour was worth it just for the barrel tasting. You can tell they love what they do.
Planning your visit
Do I need a reservation?
Walk-ins are welcome when there is room, but weekends fill up. Reserving guarantees your table and lets us pour your flight before you arrive.
Can I bring kids or dogs?
Both are welcome on the terrace and lawn. Leashed dogs only, please, and the tasting bar is for guests 21 and up.
Is there food?
We serve cheese and charcuterie boards daily and wood-fired flatbreads on Lantern Fridays. Picnics are welcome on the lawn.
Do you host private events?
Yes. The barrel cellar seats 40 for dinners, and the terrace holds up to 120 for receptions.
See you on the ridge
Reserve a tasting, a Lantern Friday table, or a Saturday cellar tour.