Long before the Santa Maria Valley benchland was recognized as a great winegrowing region, the native Chumash Indians knew it as "tepuztli," meaning copper coin. Later, Spanish settlers translated the word as Tepusquet. As part of an 1837 Mexican land grant, "Rancho Tepusquet" was home
Buttonwood Farm & Winery, nestled in the scenic Santa Ynez Valley of Santa Barbara County, represents a harmonious blend of nature and viticulture. Founded in 1983, our 43-acre vineyard has flourished on a sun-kissed mesa, creating a haven for wine enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Here,
Brander Vineyard has been family-owned and operated since its founding by the Brander family in 1975, making it one of the oldest wineries in Santa Barbara County. Nestled in the Los Olivos District, the estate is best known for its distinctive Sauvignon Blanc and elegant
During the 1970's the Miller Family planted Bien Nacido Vineyards. Since that time, winemakers throughout California coveted the fruit from this singular piece of land. Heavily influenced by the nearby Pacific Ocean, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Syrah have found great expression here.
Situated on the north-facing slopes of the Santa Rita Hills in Santa Barbara County, the Alma Rosa estate vineyard, El Jabali, was first planted in 1983 by California wine pioneer Richard Sanford, who founded Alma Rosa Winery in 2005. Today, our 628-acre estate has five
