Christopher's Vineyard
Christopher’s Vineyard is our most remarkable Cabernet Sauvignon grown at the highest planted elevation on the mountain. At 2,400 foot this vineyard sits well above the fog line and receives exceptional exposure to sunlight, soils that are studded with volcanic rocks, and temperatures that are moderated by cooling evening winds from the Pacific Ocean
Pocket Peak
Our vineyards lie within the proposed Pocket Peak American Viticultural Area (AVA) in the eastern highlands of the Alexander Valley AVA.
Pocket Peak is defined by its elevated topography and distinctions in climate, precipitation, and soils. The petition to establish Pocket Peak as a new AVA was filed with the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau in February 2022.
Alexander Valley
The Stonestreet winery and tasting room sit on the tranquil valley floor facing the mountains where we farm our fruit.
The Alexander Valley AVA was made official in 1984, and it outlines the path of the Russian River flowing from Mendocino County down to Healdsburg. Grapes were grown commercially in this valley as early as the 1840s and gained a reputation for superb quality in the 1960s and ‘70s. The proposed Pocket Peak AVA will distinguish between grapes grown at high elevation—including Stonestreet fruit—and grapes grown in the valley below.
