Talking History, Family, the Future with the Women of Bacigalupi Vineyards
Cindy Rynning, Freelance Writer Wine, Food, Travel Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET) Level 3, Advanced Grape Experiences Talking History, Family, the Future with the Women of Bacigalupi Vineyards The words “Bacigalupi Vineyards” may be familiar, especially if you’ve seen them on the label of a wine bottle. Plenty of wines I love […]
Meet our Hospitality Team
Our hospitality team is a small, but passionate group. They help make sure our guests receive the highest quality experiences possible. They are a true extension of our family and are proud ambassadors of our wines. Janice Adamowicz (Boswell) Janice has been an integral part of […]
The Judgement of Paris
The 1960’s was the first time Charles Bacigalupi had ever heard of Chardonnay. Bob Sisson, the University of California farm advisor for Sonoma County at that time began advising Russian River Valley growers to try planting Chardonnay. Charles obtained the budwood for the Chardonnay from Karl Wente and planted 14 acres of it in 1964. […]
1 Wine Dude – serious talk for the not so serious wine drinker
Wine in the Time of Coronavirus, Part 11 “Just Babysitters” – Bacigalupi Recent Releases Posted on October 1, 2020 by 1WineDude Out of the dozen or so virtual, online, live sample tastings in which I’ve participated the last several months (necessitated due to the COVID-19 pandemic) I might have been looking forward to this one with Bacigalupi […]
Paris Judgment Vineyard Steps into the Light
The vineyard that produced one of California’s most historic wines is finally getting its moment in the sun. By W. Blake Gray | Posted Monday, 28-Sep-2020 Three wineries have spent decades touting their roles in the US wins in the 1976 Judgment of Paris Tasting – the event that changed the wine world forever. But […]
Our Vintner John Bacigalupi
For the last 35 years, second-generation vintner John Bacigalupi has lovingly and meticulously managed our vineyards. This longevity of vineyard experience has allowed him to develop an intimate knowledge of the vineyards’ micro climates, vine behavior and soil structures. A quiet, educated and humble man, John can often be found among the vines or behind […]
