Perched on top of soaring coastal ridges that border the Pacific Ocean, Flowers’ estate vineyards were among the early plantings on the far edge of the Sonoma Coast.  Joan and Walt Flowers introduced Pinot Noir and Chardonnay along the plantable ridgetops now known as Camp Meeting Ridge Vineyard in 1989 and Sea View Ridge Vineyard in 1998.  Our two estate vineyards rise up at elevations of 1,150 to 1,875 feet, just two miles from the rugged Pacific Ocean cliffs.  The maritime breezes and coastal fog cool the vineyards during the heat of summer allowing our Pinot Noir and Chardonnay to fully mature with fresh, complex flavors, resulting in distinctive wines with coastal minerality and bright natural acidity.

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