St. Helena, Napa Valley
P&J Vineyard
The 43-acre P&J Vineyard is named after Pat and Julie Garvey, as it was common to find the two working together, pruning and tending to the vineyard late into the evening hours. It’s hard to imagine a vineyard that has received more love and care!
The vineyard rests on the southern edge of the St. Helena Appellation and enjoys expansive views of Mt. St Helena to the north. With its close proximity to the Napa River, P&J Vineyard offers a diverse blend of alluvial soils, from Cortina gravelly loam to Pleasanton loam and Cole silt loam. These deep fertile soils help the vineyard come into balance during the warm St. Helena summers.
Variety
Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet Franc
Soils
Cortina gravelly loam to Pleasanton loam and Cole silt loam.
Farming
Sustainable, Fish Friendly Farming certified.
Oakville, Napa Valley
Rodeno Vineyard
Rodeno Vineyard lies on the eastern side of Oakville, one of Napa Valley’s most established Cabernet Sauvignon regions. Five distinct blocks span the site, each shaped by subtle variations in exposure and soil composition. Warm, consistent days are balanced by evening cooling, supporting steady, even ripening across the vineyard.
Farming is quiet, disciplined, and restrained, with no tilling, no herbicides, and all fruit hand-harvested. The approach allows the vines to remain in balance with their environment, with vineyard decisions guided by preservation rather than intervention.
At Rodeno, Cabernet Sauvignon expresses classic Oakville character with structure and depth, supported by clarity and composure. The wines show presence without excess, shaped as much by thoughtful farming as by the site's inherent strength.
Variety
Cabernet Sauvignon
Soils
Sandy clay loam and gravelly aluvial soils
Farming
Sustainable, Fish Friendly Farming certified.
Yountville, Napa Valley
Mill Race Vineyard
Mill Race Vineyard lies in Yountville along the eastern bank of the Napa River, near the Oakville boundary. Sheltered by the Yountville Hills to the west, the site experiences warm, steady days on the valley floor, balanced by cooler evenings shaped by the river’s influence. Gentle slopes and uniform soils contribute to consistent, even ripening across the Cabernet Franc blocks.
At Mill Race, Cabernet Franc develops depth without weight. The wines show structure, savory nuance, and quiet elegance, with a natural balance that allows the variety to express itself clearly. It is a site defined by both presence and restraint.
Variety
Cabernet Franc
Soils
Pleasanton Loam
Farming
Certified organic
Napa Valley
Phoenix Ranch
Phoenix Ranch lies on a gentle hillside northeast of the city of Napa, at the intersection of the Oak Knoll, Atlas Peak, and Coombsville AVAs. The site’s position brings a mix of warm daytime conditions and moderating influences from nearby elevations, supporting steady, even ripening. Tight vine spacing and well-drained gravelly loam soils contribute to balanced growth and consistent fruit exposure.
Farming is thoughtful and regenerative in approach. The vineyard is Fish Friendly Farming Certified, with alternating row tilling and no herbicide use, supporting a healthy, living soil system. The result is a vineyard in natural balance, where vine health and fruit integrity are maintained with minimal intervention.
At Phoenix Ranch, Cabernet Sauvignon shows lift and structure, with a grounded sense of place. The wines carry clarity and composure, shaped by the intersection of soils, climate, and careful farming. It is a site defined by energy and restraint.
Variety
Cabernet Sauvignon
Soils
Gravelly loam
Farming
Fish Friendly Farming Certified
Los Carneros, Napa Valley
Sunset Knoll Vineyard
Sunset Knoll Vineyard lies in Los Carneros, where Napa Valley begins to open into ranchland and cool air moves inland from San Pablo Bay. Set in a quiet pocket of Congress Valley, the site benefits from a steady cooling influence that supports slow, even ripening and preserves freshness. Pebbly ash and loam soils contribute to Pinot Noir with clarity, lift, and natural balance.
Farming is thoughtful and measured, with Sustainable and Fish Friendly Farming certification guiding the work in the vineyard. The site’s cool conditions and calm agricultural setting allow Pinot Noir to develop with patience, favoring texture, precision, and restraint over weight.
At Sunset Knoll, Pinot Noir shows brightness, ease, and quiet definition. The wines are shaped by cool air, careful farming, and a vineyard character that does not need to be pushed to be expressive. It is a site defined by freshness and composure.
Variety
Pinot Noir
Chardonnay
Soils
Pebbly ash and loam
Farming
Sustainable, Fish Friendly Farming Certified
