
Our Vineyards
Domaine Della sources from only the finest vineyard sources in the Russian River Valley, Sonoma Coast, and Santa Lucia Highlands.
All are highly renowned and acclaimed by Pinot Noir and Chardonnay enthusiasts worldwide. David feels fortunate to carry relationships with such incredible growers from his time with Kosta Browne.
We are pleased to share with you details from each our sites and hope you enjoy learning more about our wines from the place they started from.
Russian River Valley
Ritchie Vineyard
Planted in 1972, Ritchie Vineyard is located in the heart of the Russian River Valley. The vineyard's old-vine Chardonnay is planted in sandy Goldridge soil, producing wines of exceptional depth and character. The unique microclimate, influenced by morning fog and afternoon sunshine, creates ideal conditions for slow, even ripening.
Varietals
Chardonnay
Climate
Cool, maritime influence with morning fog
Elevation
150-300 ft
Soil Type
Goldridge sandy loam
Graham Family Vineyard
The Graham Family Vineyard is situated in the cooler Green Valley sub-region of the Russian River Valley. This meticulously farmed site produces Pinot Noir of exceptional elegance and complexity. The vineyard's western exposure captures afternoon sun while benefiting from the cooling influence of coastal fog.
Varietals
Pinot Noir
Climate
Cool, with significant marine influence
Elevation
200-350 ft
Soil Type
Goldridge sandy loam with volcanic ash
Earl Stephens Vineyard
Earl Stephens Vineyard is located on the eastern edge of the Russian River Valley, where it benefits from slightly warmer temperatures than vineyards further west. This unique microclimate, combined with meticulous farming practices, produces Pinot Noir with rich fruit character and excellent structure.
Varietals
Pinot Noir
Climate
Moderate, with less fog influence than western sites
Elevation
100-200 ft
Soil Type
Clay loam with river sediment
Sonoma Coast
Terra de Promissio Vineyard
Terra de Promissio, meaning 'Land of Promise,' is a 50-acre vineyard located in the Petaluma Gap region of the Sonoma Coast. The vineyard is heavily influenced by cool ocean breezes and fog, resulting in a long growing season that produces Pinot Noir with vibrant acidity, complex aromatics, and exceptional balance.
Varietals
Pinot Noir
Climate
Cool, windy, with significant marine influence
Elevation
400-600 ft
Soil Type
Gravelly clay loam
Santa Lucia Highlands
Soberanes Vineyard
Soberanes Vineyard is located in the heart of the Santa Lucia Highlands, on the terraced hillsides of the Santa Lucia mountain range. The vineyard's high elevation and eastern exposure provide excellent drainage and morning sun, while afternoon breezes from Monterey Bay moderate temperatures. These conditions produce Pinot Noir with intense flavor concentration and bright acidity.
Varietals
Pinot Noir
Climate
Cool to moderate, with strong maritime influence
Elevation
400-800 ft
Soil Type
Decomposed granite and gravelly loam
Our Vineyard Locations
Explore the geographic diversity of our vineyard sources, spanning from the cool Russian River Valley to the coastal-influenced Sonoma Coast and the elevated terraces of the Santa Lucia Highlands.
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