Pride Mountain Vineyards is situated in the Mayacamas mountains, straddling the border between Napa and Sonoma Counties. The winery, founded by Jim and Carolyn Pride in 1989, is family-operated, with their children Suzanne and Steve as co-owners. The property encompasses 235 acres, with about 90 acres dedicated to vineyards, and is known for its picturesque location and quality wines. The winery's history dates back to 1869, originally known as Summit Ranch, and has seen various ownerships and vineyard revitalizations over the years. Pride Mountain is recognized for its Bordeaux-style red wines and a selection of white wines, primarily sourced from their estate vineyards. Their winemaking philosophy emphasizes vineyard expression, with a focus on blending grapes from different blocks to enhance complexity. Visitors can enjoy exceptional hospitality at the winery, which offers educational tastings, including the Estate Tasting and the private Summit Experience. The tasting room features elegant decor and provides a welcoming atmosphere. Pride Mountain's wines have garnered acclaim, including being served at the White House, and they maintain a reputation for quality and craftsmanship in winemaking.
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St Helena, CA, United States of America