Ricci Vineyards

Trade Info

Inquiring Minds Want to Know
If you want to learn more about the Ricci Vineyards operation, or specifically about the wines we make, we have included some detailed information for you below. Feel free to download the PDF tech sheets from each vintage.

If you have questions regarding a specific matter, please contact us at the following:

Wholesale requests – sales@riccivineyards.com

Vineyard operations – operations@riccivineyards.com

First Planted

RV-1 – 1982

RV-2 – 1997

Acres Planted

221 Total

60 (RV-1)

161 (RV-2)

Varietals Planted

Chardonnay – 125 ac.

Pinot Noir – 87 ac.

St. Laurent – 9 ac.

Muscat of Alexandria – > 1 ac.

Appellation AVA

Carneros/Los Carneros
(Sonoma only)

First Wine Vintage

2018

Cases Produced

2018: 443  |  2019: 502

2020: 158  |  2021: 426

2022: 641  |  2023: 1,017

2024: |  2025:

Soil Type

Haire clay loam

Winemakers

Michael Cruse:
2018-2018

Michael Lancaster:
2018-2023

Andrew Rankin:
2024-Present

2025 Vintage

2025 Ricci Vineyards | Rosé of Pinot Noir + St. Laurent

50 cases produced

2025 Ricci Vineyards | “Spazzino” Pét-Nat of Pinot Noir

95 cases produced

2025 Ricci Vineyards | Dry Muscat

28 cases produced

2024 Vintage

2024 Ricci Vineyards | Los Carneros Pinot Noir — 91 POINTS • James Suckling

91 cases produced

2024 Ricci Vineyards | Pommard Clone Pinot Noir — 92 POINTS • James Suckling

196 cases produced

2019 Vintage

2019 Ricci Vineyards | Rosé of Pinot Noir

87 cases produced

2019 Ricci Vineyards | Dry Muscat

20 cases produced

2019 Ricci Vineyards | Carneros Chardonnay

101 cases produced

2019 Ricci Vineyards | Three Lions – Pinot Noir

147 cases produced

2019 Ricci Vineyards | Pommard Clone – Pinot Noir

44 cases produced

2019 Ricci Vineyards | St. Laurent

103 cases produced

2018 Vintage

2018 Ricci Vineyards | Rosé of Pinot Noir

119 cases produced

2018 Ricci Vineyards | Three Lions – Pinot Noir

146 cases produced

2018 Ricci Vineyards | St. Laurent

168 cases produced

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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.