Rodgers Creek Vineyard

Sonoma Coast, Petaluma Gap

Rodgers Creek Vineyard

Sonoma Coast, Petaluma Gap

Rodgers Creek Vineyard sits at 300 feet above sea level, between Sonoma and Petaluma, in the teeth of the wind and fog of the Petaluma Gap. The vines grow in light, chalky volcanic ash soils in steep inclines. This causes natural vine stress and gives the wine high concentration levels. This location provides pure western exposure and constant wind and fog funneled in from the Pacific Ocean. This cooling influence, combined with well-drained, volcanic soils planted to the Pommard clone, produces a distinctive Pinot noir defined primarily by notes of earth and game, with fruit in an intriguing secondary role.

At a Glance

Clones:Pommard, 777
Rootstock:101-14 & FPMS
Planted:2001
Soil Type:White Rhyolite Volcanic Ash

Wine from this Vineyard

2019 Rodgers Creek Pinot Noir

Rodgers Creek Vineyard sits high on a ridge in the heart of the Petaluma Gap. As one of the coolest and foggiest growing regions in Sonoma County, the site is perfectly suited to growing exceptional Pinot noir.

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