Description

Chalk Hill Winery Overview

Welcome to Chalk Hill, a distinguished winery nestled within the renowned Chalk Hill AVA in Sonoma County, California. Since our establishment in 1972, we have dedicated ourselves to producing terroir-driven wines that embody the unique character, richness, and elegance of our sprawling 1,300-acre estate.

History and Background

• Founded in 1972, Chalk Hill is part of the respected Foley Family Portfolio.
• Our commitment has been to craft wines that reflect the diverse terrain and microclimates of Sonoma County.

Vineyard Details and Wine Production

• Located in the Chalk Hill AVA of Sonoma County, known for its volcanic soils and temperate climate.
• The estate spans over 1,300 acres of rolling hills, providing a variety of microclimates and terroirs.
• We focus on creating terroir-driven wines, which express the natural characteristics of this unique location.

Visitor Information and Experiences

• Elevated Hospitality Center: Experience our wines while enjoying breathtaking views of the estate.
• Visiting Hours: Open from Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Pacific.
• Our hospitality offers warm service to enhance your tasting experience with the elegant backdrop of our vineyards.

Notable Wines or Specialties

• We specialize in estate wines that are celebrated for their balance, richness, and elegance.
• Our wine collection includes options perfect for hosting or enjoying solo, suitable for various tastes and occasions.

Contact Information and Location

• Estate Location: Nestled in the Chalk Hill AVA, Sonoma County, California.
• Operational Hours: Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Pacific.

Discover the essence of Sonoma County through the distinguished wines of Chalk Hill. Whether you are an avid connoisseur or a casual sipper, our estate offers an unforgettable wine experience characterized by the unique terroir of our cherished vineyards. Experience a blend of tradition and quality, all set against the scenic landscapes of one of California's premier wine-producing regions.