If you’ve ever driven past our vineyard and thought, huh, those vines look kind of wild — you’re not wrong. No wires. No neat rows
What “Head-Trained” Vines Are — And Why Ours Look Old-School
The Right Serving Temperature — Why Your Zinfandel and Rosé Taste Better Slightly Cool
Most wine mistakes aren’t about the bottle you picked. They’re about the temperature you’re drinking it at. Rosé should be served fridge-cold, and red wine
How to Taste Wine Without Sounding Silly?
Wine Grapes for Sale in Contra Costa: Pick Yours Aug 15–16
Looking for wine grapes for sale near the Bay Area? We’re opening our vineyard to winemakers on August 15 and 16. Come pick fresh fruit
Where Is Contra Costa Wine Country? The Bay Area’s Closest-Kept Secret
If someone said “let’s go wine tasting this weekend” and you pictured a two-hour drive to Napa, traffic on the 101, and a $45 tasting
What “Naturally Grown” Actually Means (And Why It’s Not Organic)
You’ve probably seen “naturally grown” on a wine label and assumed it’s just organic with a friendlier name. It isn’t. They’re two different things, decided
3 Wine Myths We Hear All the Time (And the Truth Behind Them)
We hear a version of these three questions almost every weekend we’re pouring — from people who know a lot about wine and people who
Wine Bottle Shapes and What They Actually Mean
Someone in our tasting room picks up a bottle almost every weekend and asks the same question: “Why does this one look different from that
Why Contra Costa Sandy Soil Grows Grapes Winemakers Fight Over
There’s a reason serious winemakers from the Bay Area and beyond have been quietly sourcing grapes from eastern Contra Costa County for years. It’s not
Carignane Grapes for Sale in Contra Costa County (2026 Harvest)
If you’re looking to buy wine grapes in the East Bay or Contra Costa area — near Brentwood, Oakley, or Livermore — we grow Carignane
When to Reserve Wine Grapes for Fall Harvest (and Why Now)
Short answer: grapes are picked in late summer and fall, but the good fruit is usually spoken for long before then. If you want a
Award-Winning Grenache Grapes for Sale (2026 Harvest)
Our 2023 Grenache Noir earned a Double Gold at the 2026 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition — one of the biggest wine competitions in the