Futures
Samples of our 2024 Primera, Single Vineyard Pinot Noir, and Chardonnay Futures will be available to taste and purchase from Friday, August 29, 2025, through Sunday, January 4, 2026. These exceptional wines are scheduled for release and will be ready for pickup beginning March 9, 2026.
Due to limited availability, reservations are highly recommended. Several of these wines are expected to sell out before their official release—don’t miss the opportunity to secure yours early!
Primera Pinot Noir Edna Ranch - Edna Valley 2024
Primera is our flagship Pinot Noir and tribute to our Edna Valley roots. Sourced from the finest barrels of Edna Ranch fruit, this limited-production wine showcases exceptional terroir and rivals the world’s best. Crafted for both immediate enjoyment and cellaring, it reflects our year-round vineyard dedication in every bottle.
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Durell Vineyard Chardonnay Sonoma Coast 2024
Durell Vineyard sits on the western edge of Sonoma in southern Sonoma County. Of its 750 acres, only 160 are planted. Less than 25 miles from the Pacific and 10 miles from San Pablo Bay, the site combines coastal hills and valley flats. Diverse soils—from Los Robles gravelly clay loam to Tuscan and Goulding cobbly clay loams—lend depth and character to the wines.
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Poletti - Edna Ranch Chardonnay San Luis Obispo Coast 2024
Minutes from Tolosa Winery, Edna Ranch produces some of the best Pinot Noir and Chardonnay in the San Luis Obispo Coast. Poletti sits on ancient seabed and has ample fog and wind exposure, producing wine that is refined, elegant and driven by minerality. This vineyard is a great representation of the new San Luis Obispo Coast AVA.
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Apex Vineyard Pinot Noir Santa Lucia Highlands 2024
The Santa Lucia Highlands are a landmark AVA for Pinot Noir in California. Robin Baggett’s childhood friend owns and farms this distinct vineyard, which is southeast facing, overlooking the Salinas River at 1,250 feet of elevation. This is our highest elevation vineyard in the Single Vineyard lineup, offering direct access to the breeze from Monterey Bay.
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Drum Canyon Vineyard Pinot Noir Sta. Rita Hills 2024
Drum Canyon, with its steep, southwest-facing hillside, dense fog, and ocean breeze, is an ideal choice for our Single Vineyard Series. This vineyard is farmed by an established company that understands both quality farming and high-end winemaking practices, making it the perfect representation of the Sta. Rita Hills AVA.
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El Coro Vineyard Pinot Noir Petaluma Gap 2024
The Petaluma Gap AVA, characterized by morning fog and windy afternoons, was formed in 2018. The Keller family played a significant role in founding this AVA, and their vineyard, El Coro, shows its uniqueness. At 550 feet of elevation, with clay loam soils and gravelly volcanic subsoil, this vineyard has premiere access to coastal winds from the San Pablo Bay.
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Gap's Crown Vineyard Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast 2024
Gap’s Crown Vineyard sits east of Rohnert Park on the western slope of Sonoma Mountain, where wind and fog from the Petaluma Gap sweep through toward San Pablo Bay. Planted on a steep hillside of volcanic and sedimentary soils with southwest exposure, the site captures afternoon sun and imparts depth and complexity to the wines.
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Gunsalus Vineyard Pinot Noir Green Valley of Russian River Valley 2024
The Russian River Valley is one of California’s most well-known Pinot Noir AVAs. We are fortunate to source fruit from Green Valley, a sub-AVA with cooler, foggier weather than the larger Russian River Valley. This 10-acre vineyard is family-owned and farmed, ensuring high-quality fruit and meticulous block selection.
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Mindego Ridge Vineyard Noir Santa Cruz Mountains 2024
Mindego Ridge is a small, 10-acre vineyard with a south-facing slope located just 8 miles from the Pacific Ocean. Although small, this AVA is ideal due to its high elevation, ancient seabed soils, and proximity to both fog and wind. This family-owned and farmed vineyard is surrounded by beautiful bay and pine trees and receives enough rainfall to be dry-farmed.