
Our Practices
Here is where you talk about why these practices are important and lead to high quality wine, going green, protecting our environment

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Vineyard Practices
Dry farmed, irrigated, till, minimum till, no-till, conventional, sustainable, organic, and biodynamic
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Sustainability
Conserve water and energy, maintain healthy soil, protect air and water quality, enhance relations with employees and communities, preserve local ecosystems and wildlife habitat and improve the economic vitality of vineyards and wineries


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No herbicides
production of high quality food products from agricultural systems that rely upon more natural approaches to crop nutrition, pest and disease control, and management of natural resources such as soil. The principles include: the development and maintenance of good soil structure, fertility and biological activity, and the exclusion of most viticultural chemicals.
04
Native yeast and low intervention
handpick grapes instead of relying on machines to harvest them. Rely on native yeast to set off natural fermentation. Don’t use any additives (like fake oak flavor, sugar, acid, egg white, etc.) in the winemaking process
