Land of the North Coast

Cold ocean waters, sea winds & the world’s oldest trees shape the landscape for the vineyards of the North Coast.
Sonoma County
Alexander Valley
Russian River Valley
Sonoma Coast
Climate
Sunny and warm during the day, with cool, often foggy, nights
Soil
Extremely varied: 11 formation types and 31 different soil series
Topography
Mountain ranges and rolling hillsides to valleys and benchland
Elevation
Sea level to 2,600 ft.
Climate
Hot & arid summers, cool & wet winters; average daytime temperature of 72°F and annual precipitation of 32 in.
Soil
Ancient geological events have led to diverse soils that, overall, tend to be rocky & well-draining
Topography
Southwest-facing slopes from the valley floor benchlands up into the Mayacama mountain range
Elevation
134 ft. to 2,572 ft.
Climate
Cool but not cold and known for its large diurnal shift, with daytime temperatures typically 35-40°F higher than evening temperatures
Soil
Fractured sandstone & sandy loam, also known as Goldridge soil, is ideal for cool climate varietals
Topography
River valley, benchlands, and gently rolling hills
Elevation
41 ft. to 1,000 ft.
Climate
Cool & coastal for vineyards at lower elevations, dry and windy for vineyards that are planted above the fog line; known for its heavy rainfall
Soil
Varied soil types, but generally low vigor and high draining
Topography
Wild & wind-swept mountains in the north & gently rolling slopes in the south
Elevation
Sea level to 1,885 ft.
