Mendocino Winegrowers, Inc.

Pennyroyal Farms, where the vineyards are pruned by humans and sheep! Committed to sustainability and modern farming practices, Pennyroyal was conceived as a minimum-waste farm and takes into consideration sustainable designfrom solar panels on the barn to ensuring the size of the herd would produce enough manure to be converted into compost for fertilizing the vineyards. They grow Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc on 23 acres of low fossil fuel vines and their Chardonnay is g...rown just down the road at their sister estate Navarro Vineyards & Winery! Pennyroyal Farm @pennyroyalfarm

Specializing in late harvest Riesling and Pinot Noir, Greenwood Ridge was established in 1980 by Allan Green, and with an annual production of less than 1500 cases, has built a reputation for producing award-winning, small lot wines honoring the Anderson Valley and Mendocino fruit. One of the oldest wineries in the Philo area, Greenwood Ridge features a unique, octagonal tasting room designed by Aaron G. Greenfather of winery founder Allan Green and longtime associate and architect of Frank Lloyd Wright. @greenwood_ridge

Happy International Chardonnay Day! @Bonterra is just one of our many members who bottle or grow beautiful this beloved varietal. Tag your favorite #mendowine chardonnay producer or grower below! @sip.and.chill @bonterra

A nine mile drive from Highway One near Point Arena up Mountain House Road through firs, redwoods and pines to 2,400 foot elevation is where you'll find the stupendous @mariah_vineyards They grow various clones of pinot noir, zinfandel, chardonnay, and sauvignon blanc varietals with vineyard practices that go beyond simply sustainable or biodynamic, with a goal of sequestering carbon, building soil health, improving water holding capacity, and increasing biodiversity to support essential ecosystem functions for generations to come.

@graziano_family_of_wines bottlings reflect an artistic blend of Italian heritage with a touch of California flair. One of the oldest winemaking families in Mendocino County, they tend vineyards growing varietals like dolcetto, Sardinian vermentino, and nebbiolo (among many others). Visit their tasting room in Hopland!