Frenchman Hills Vineyard originally planted in 1998, has grown into a 468-acre vineyard on the east end of the Frenchman Hills, above the Royal Slope. Nestled within Washington State’s largest American Viticulture Area (AVA), the Columbia Valley, renowned for its unique climate, terrain, and soils.
We love working with Frenchman Hills and appreciate their approach to intuitive farming, sustainable practices, and their high regard for their workers. With an elaborate irrigation probe system, they know exactly how much water the vines need at all times and eliminate any water waste. We got to see this in action and it’s pretty cool!
We also have deep personal ties to this vineyard as the vineyard manager is our lifelong friend, Nacho! Nacho taught all of us girls everything that we know about viticulture and instilled in us a respect for hard work and for natural farming practices.
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