After extensive research, we found the perfect location to plant our vineyard: Willow Creek in the western part of Paso Robles. This region benefits from a temperate climate shaped by the Pacific Ocean, with cool evenings and warm days ideal for viticulture. The region is also known for its diverse soils, including limestone, calcareous clay, and gravel, which provide excellent drainage and contribute to the depth and minerality of the wines. This unique terroir, combined with the varied topography, gives the wines a distinct complexity. While our vineyard is still maturing, we’re fortunate to source grapes from our neighbors, G2 and G2N, ensuring our first vintage is exceptional.
Our Vineyard in Progress
What initially drew us to this vineyard site was the amount of exposed Limestone around the property. A sneak peek of the soils that lay beneath.
The old yellow water tower looking over the northern, upper block of the vineyard.
