2025 Holiday Hours
Please note that the tasting room will be closed the following days: November 26th- Day before Thanksgiving November 27th – Thanksgiving Day December 24th Christmas Eve December 25th Christmas Day December 31st New Year’s Eve January 1st New Year’s Day From all of us at Bacigalupi Vineyards we wish you and your family a happy […]
A Look into the Vineyard Designate Program
A look into the Bacigalupi Vineyard Designate Program What does it mean when a winery has Bacigalupi Vineyards on the label? At Bacigalupi we are farmers first and foremost. Growing grapes has been the foundation of our history and we are very proud to work with some of the best brands in Sonoma and Napa […]
A look at the 2023 growing season
2023 has been a spectacular vintage so far. We had a huge amount of much needed rain in the winter and spring. These heavy rains and cooler temperatures pushed budbreak and bloom out by a few weeks in the spring. We also saw cooler temperatures and plenty of foggy mornings through mid to late […]
Fall Release Event
SAVE THE DATE Fall Release & Pick Up Event Saturday, October 3rd 11:00 AM- 2:00 PM Bacigalupi Tasting Room and Estate Join us for an afternoon in the Russian River Valley. Sample the new fall releases including the 2025 Sauvignon Blanc, 2024 Renouveau Chardonnay, 2024 Goddard Ranch Pinot Noir, 2024 Zinfandel, 2024 Petite Sirah and […]
An Interview with our Forman Edilberto Martinez
Interview with Our Foreman, Edilberto Martinez Great wine starts in the vineyard, and every vineyard has a unique sense of place, a “terroir”. Who then ensures that this terroir is captured in the fruit? At Bacigalupi that person is our vineyard foreman, Edilberto Martinez. Edilberto and his brother Roberto have worked with John Bacigalupi for […]
Sparkling & Honey A Magical Combination
Sparkling & Honey A Magical Combination In preparing to disgorge and release our 2017 Blanc de Noir, we knew we wanted to go in a slightly different and new direction. We wanted to beautiful flavors of the vineyards and of each varietal (Chardonnay and Pinot Noir) to taste even more pronounced. The question was: how […]
