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Press and Praise

What Others Are Saying About Us

Below are a few links to noteworthy blog posts, reviews, and news articles with specific mention of our vineyards and the fruit that comes from it. We are beyond flattered to be recognized in such a way.

Wine Business Monthly | Local Wineries Make History At First Ever Sonoma Valley Wine Competition | 5.15.09

Hawk Wakawaka Wine Reviews | Hawk Wakawaka | 9.17.12

PinotFile | William Gaffney | 12.17.13

PinotFile | William Gaffney | 10.6.14

Napa Valley Register | Tim Carl | 5.16.16

Edible Arts | Dwight & Lynn Furrow | 12.20.16

The Buyer | Christina Rasmussen | 5.17.17

Lady Somm | Alexandria Sanchez | 7.28.17

Sunset Magazine | Top Wines of 2018 | Luke Sykora | November 2018

San Francisco Chronicle | Drinking With Esther | Esther Mobley | 4.25.19

I Like This Grape – Voice of Modern Wine Culture | Naushad Huda | 7.16.19

Grapelive.com | Wine of the Day | Kerry Winslow | 5.8.20

Medium | The Obscure Austrian Grape That Came to California Pinot Country and Won Over Hipster Winemakers | Ryan Flinn | 9.6.20

High Camp Flasks Blog | Our Favorite Sip Spots: Ricci Vineyards, Sonoma, CA | Kevin Luby | 10.15.25

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Sonoma, CA 95476
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Ricci Vineyards Rosé of Pinot Noir

Remnants of an Old Windmill

The image above, which can be found on the label for our Rosé of Pinot Noir, is the last remaining vestige of a windmill that existed on the property long before it ever became a vineyard. Perhaps more precisely, this was part of a wind pump that drew water from an underground well and fed it into a stock trough for grazing cattle. Although the cattle have long been removed, and the physical relics of a livelihood that existed prior to the vineyard slowly fade to dust, this tower is an unrelenting reminder of our family’s legacy; first as ranchers, now as farmers, and forever patrons to the land.