VINEYARDS
Our winemaking team recognizes the value of partnering with celebrated and distinguished growers who share our committment for sustainability and devotion to the fruit's truest expression of its unique terroir.
SIERRA FOOTHILLS - Baby Rattlesnake Vineyard
Wines of Character and Tradition
Firefall wines are unique Rhone and Italian varietals grown on the family Baby Rattlesnake Estate Vineyard in the appellation of Fair Play located on route E16, honoring dedication to family and love of winegrowing.
RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY - Martaella Vineyard
Martaella Vineyards were developed in 2007 with 42 acres of pinot noir clones Dijon and 828 in a high-density planting. The mix of location and cultural practices strikes an optimum balance of aroma, flavor and structure.
SANTA LUCIA HIGHLANDS - Doctors Vineyard
Doctor’s Vineyard is located in the middle stretch of the Santa Lucia Highlands AVA. Starting at300 feet of elevation, but promptly climbs another 400 feet into the highlands, providing this part of the vineyard with warmer temperatures and higher winds. Planted with wide row spacing on East facing benches offers great sun exposure,allowing the fog to burn off early in the day.The fruit was picked from the gently sloping upper bench where the union of climate, sandy loam soils and Pommard clone produces small crops that translate to complex wines
RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY - Hawks Roost Vineyard
The initial estate vineyard was first established in 1998, on deep alluvial sandy soil on the lower bench of the Russian River. Renowned for its classic Russian River fruit, the Lazy W Vineyard, on West Side Road, is nestled in the heart of the Russian River Valley AVA, in close proximity to its confluence with Dry Creek.
RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY - Lazy W Vineyard
The initial estate vineyard was first established in 1998, on deep alluvial sandy soil on the lower bench of the Russian River. Renowned for its classic Russian River fruit, the Lazy W Vineyard, on West Side Road, is nestled in the heart of the Russian River Valley AVA, in close proximity to its confluence with Dry Creek.