Hirsch Winery

Winery · Sonoma County

Hirsch Winery

Winery · Sonoma County

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45075 Bohan Dillon Rd, Cazadero, CA 95421

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Nestled on the rugged True Sonoma Coast, Hirsch Vineyards is a family-owned biodynamic haven for stunning Pinot Noir that's well worth the winding journey.  

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"A family-owned biodynamic vineyard on the Sonoma Coast, managed by Jasmine Hirsch, known for its Pinot Noir." - Morgan Goldberg Morgan Goldberg Morgan Goldberg is a Los Angeles-based writer who focuses on food, wine, travel, and architecture. Her work has appeared in Food52, Food & Wine, Travel + Leisure, Remodelista, USA Today, and Fast Comp

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"Hirsch Vineyards is a remote, high-elevation vineyard known for its rugged terrain and unique microclimate. Managed by Jasmine Hirsch, the vineyard has been farmed biodynamically since 2014. The difficult growing conditions result in wines that are vivid, raw, and energetic, with layers of bright, elegant fruit flavors. The vineyard is particularly noted for its Pinot Noir, which is fresh, complex, and capable of long aging." - Jonathan Cristaldi

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Isabel Perdomo-Thrupp

Google
We just drove a super windy open road here and it was closed. At 5 PM when google says its open until 7 PM. Don’t waste your time driving here, you get pull out of your route for nothing.

Toots Rrhir

Google
Award winning wines. Friendly customer service.

John Y.

Yelp
The wines from this little vineyard are among the finest in the world. As for me, I prefer their Pinot noirs, all of which are outstanding. In my opinion, Hirsch wines are clearly winners, and you can't go wrong here. Their Little Sister Sauvignon Blanc is hands down the finest SB in the world.

Dillon B.

Yelp
Started off in Healdsburg and headed down Westside road until it connected with River Road. It was a little foggy, so the drive through the forest was just a little spooky. GO TO JENNER! Don't take Cazadero Hwy...I won that argument so we made it to CA HWY1. THIS is where things get weird and scary. Hwy makes a STEEP climb, like something out of a Hitchcock film, until you turn off on some grade road which makes a really really STEEP climb for several miles. Now you feel like your in an episode of LOST. Drive and drive though the woods, the road goes from crumbly asphalt to gravel, then pothole dirt. Cows and sheep on the road, not really a bother; at least you know somebody is up here somewhere. Just keep driving; every cell in your body may be telling you "go back!" - Keep going! You're almost there; I even knocked on a wooden gate outside Jacob's cabin, some guy peeked around a corner and said yeah the winery is just a couple of more miles! The road still gets worse...then it ends. You're there! Hirsch Winery; it's like Machu Pichu!