Sheep in the Vineyard
Baby Doll Sheep make great vineyard workers, and visitors find them adorable
Baby Doll Sheep make great vineyard workers, and visitors find them adorable
Trips to the County and our Vineyard have always given us great joy, and we want to share thatContinue Reading
View from the tractor: Cecil and Sue hitch a ride in style with some world-class pinot noir
I’m thinking thoughts in the quietude of the vineyard. Today, we’re working on tying up vines. At this point they’veContinue Reading
It’s Spring and we’re back with a vengeance to working in the vineyard and the winery. The lights are on,Continue Reading
“Never worry about things you can’t control.” Farming is about controlling everything you can and not worrying about things youContinue Reading
Harvest is a culmination of two year’s of hard work in the vineyard. Vine commit biological resources to fruitContinue Reading
Early in the County’s history, European settlers thought it might be nice to import a flowering relative of the Morning Glory.Continue Reading
Anika waters our grape vines on a hot summer’s day
Summer is almost here and activity around the winery and vineyard has become constant. On Wednesday Cecil, Candace, SueContinue Reading
Out at Broken Stone Winery, Spring has gone from a slow cool start to finish windy and hot. It’s theContinue Reading
For a change of pace, we’re posting a travel note from our assistant winemaker Candace Battig. It’s hard to believeContinue Reading