Roberts Road Vineyard

Roberts Road Vineyard lies in the wind-swept Petaluma Gap on the western edge of Sonoma County, one of California’s coldest and most maritime growing zones for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Constant afternoon winds funnel inland from the Pacific, pulling fog across the site and sharply moderating temperatures. The result is an exceptionally long, cool growing season that develops intense aromatics, bright acidity, and moderate alcohol.

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Planted on gently rolling hills of well-drained sandy loam soils, the vineyard benefits from excellent drainage and low natural vigor, producing small clusters with concentrated flavor. The persistent coastal influence yields wines that emphasize freshness over weight—typically showing red fruit, savory notes, floral lift, and a distinctive saline edge.

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Highly sought after by top producers, Roberts Road is known for delivering precise, elegant expressions of Pinot Noir that reflect the raw, maritime character of the true Sonoma Coast.