Winery

From za’atar-seasoned halibut alongside our Olivet Lane Chardonnay to spicy Indian chivda with Gap’s Crown Pinot Noir, these globally inspired pairings take our single-vineyard wines on a delicious journey around the world.

From vines first planted in 1967 along Westside Road comes a Chardonnay alive with fresh apricot, apple blossom, and honeysuckle. A historic vineyard and a vibrant vintage make for a bottle worth seeking out before it is gone.

Rooted in rocky volcanic soils on the edge of the Sonoma Valley, the Durell Vineyard yields small, intensely concentrated clusters that translate into a Chardonnay of laser-focused acidity, golden peach, Meyer lemon, and remarkable depth.

Perched on a coastal ridge just a mile from the Pacific Ocean, the Fort Ross Vineyard produces Pinot Noir that carries the sea in every sip. Aromas of eucalyptus and black olive give way to a pure, vibrant palate that is unmistakably Sonoma Coast.

Dark, brooding, and brimming with character, our Gap’s Crown Pinot Noir from the wind-swept Petaluma Gap AVA delivers layers of black raspberry, tobacco leaf, and truffle alongside a lush, tannic structure that is built to last.

Born from a deep friendship between vineyard manager Kirk Lokka and winemaker Theresa Heredia, this Green Valley Pinot Noir opens with dark cherry and summer strawberry before revealing beautifully integrated savory notes of black tea, mushroom, and dried tobacco.

The land behind our wines is tended by multi-generational farming families who share our deep commitment to the earth. We are proud to celebrate the sustainable winegrowing practices that make names like Rochioli, Bacigalupi, and Hallberg more than just vineyards on a label.

Whether you are planning a visit to the tasting room, joining a membership, or looking for a bottle closer to home, here is everything you need to know about finding Gary Farrell wines wherever you are.

From a luxury resort steps off the historic plaza to a serene riverside estate with its own bocce courts, Healdsburg has a hotel for every kind of wine country traveler. We have rounded up our favorites to help you plan the perfect stay.

Just south of Sugarloaf Ridge and a short drive from our Westside Road home, Kenwood rewards visitors with beautiful estate wineries, a gastropub born from a hot dog cart, and one of the most charming historic depots in wine country. Here is a full itinerary to make the most of your day.