Embracing the rugged beauty of the Sonoma Coast at an elevation of 1,100 feet, Flatridge Ranch is part wilderness preserve and part vineyard site. What was once slated for logging, the ranch is now home to endless game trails, creeks, and mountain peaks spanning 11,000 acres. Only ten of these acres are planted to Zinfandel overlooking the Pacific Ocean just nine miles to the west.

This fruit is influenced by the maritime climate, but the warming rays of the sun that breaks through the fog at this higher elevation and the region's well-drained soils. yield exceptionally unique wines.