The Vineyards of Monterey

El Camino Real Vineyard

El Camino Real Vineyard is located within the prestigious Arroyo Seco appellation of Monterey. In Spanish, “arroyo seco” means “dry riverbed.” The vines are literally planted in well-drained sandy loam with fist-sized cobblestones. The vineyard’s name refers to the “The Royal Road” that connected the 21 missions in California. The region’s cool climate with morning fog and afternoon breezes allows the full development of ripe fruit flavors and the preservation of balanced acidity.

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Loma Vista Vineyard

Loma Vista Vineyard is located within the prestigious Arroyo Seco appellation of Monterey. In Spanish, “arroyo seco” means “dry riverbed.” The vines are literally planted in well-drained sandy loam with fist-sized cobblestones. The translation of “loma vista” from Spanish is “hill view,” which refers to the property’s picturesque view of the Santa Lucia Mountain Range. This region’s cool climate with morning fog and afternoon breezes allows for full development of ripe fruit flavors and the preservation of balanced acidity.

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Our vineyards are meticulously farmed to yield grapes with concentrated flavors and aromas, while our winemaking techniques creates unique wines of the highest quality and character. We pay special attention to the cultivation of our vineyards, confident you’ll taste the fruits of our passion in the complexity of our wines.

Rancho Soledad Vineyard

Rancho Soledad Vineyard is named for the nearby Soledad Mission, which was founded by the Spanish in 1791. The property is located within the Monterey appellation. This region provides a cool climate with morning fog and afternoon breezes that allow for full development of ripe fruit flavors and the preservation of balanced acidity. The soils are derived from decomposed granite and impart a natural minerality to the wines.

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Sarmento Vineyard

Sarmento Vineyard is located within the prestigious Santa Lucia Highlands appellation of Monterey. It is named for one of the original Spanish land grant families who owned the property for generations. The maritime influence of the Pacific Ocean creates morning fog and afternoon winds, making an ideal climate for the production of world-class Burgundian varietals. The vines are planted high on the southeast-facing terraces of the Santa Lucia Mountains and overlook the Salinas River Valley.

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