Platt Vineyard Pinot Noir

Just three miles from the coast, Platt Vineyard rolls down a sunny, south-facing ridge. It’s planted on Goldridge sandy loam—prime real estate for Pinot Noir thanks to its great drainage. Steady west winds keep the grapes clean and healthy, while the vineyard’s elevation (425 to 850 feet) often lifts it above the morning fog. This one’s a rare find—small production and highly allocated.