Imagine owning a vineyard that is considered one of the very best in the U.S. How would you feel if it were chosen as one of the Top 30 vineyards in the world?! Within the last year, that remarkable honor was bestowed upon Hirsch Vineyards.
Perched high above the Sonoma Coast, Hirsch is defined by extremes – high elevations, steep hillsides, nearly 80 inches of rain each year, intense sunshine, wind-driven storms, and the nearby San Andreas fault. Each of these combined factors produces wines of extraordinary character.
Individually farmed blocks of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir tell their own story, and range from wines that are powerful to delicately elegant.
GM and winemaker Jasmine Hirsch, the daughter of founder David Hirsch, has grown up on the property and has a lifelong understanding of its land and potential. On this podcast, she shares more details on what makes this property so distinctive. Discover more at HirschVineyards.com.
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From the Harvest 2024 issue of Sonoma Magazine
Longtime Vineyard Manager, Everado Robledo discusses a young block of vines in the vineyard
The view of the Pacific coast, about 10 miles south of Hirsch Vineyards
The redwood tree-laden gaps between the rolling vineyard blocks are common throughout the property
Recent guests enjoying a visit to the Hirsch Tasting Room in Healdsburg
The current lineup served in the tasting room. Rosé of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and a selection of Pinot Noir bottlings.