Paso Robles

Rain Catcher Vineyard

Established

2002

Acreage

75 acres

The Story

The vineyard's unique topography channels rainwater to the vines naturally. This old California tradition of field blending multiple varieties together creates complex, authentic wines that honor the region's heritage.

Named For

Its rain-capturing geography

Highlights

Unique geography captures natural rainfall
Field blend tradition (co-fermented varieties)
Authentic Paso Robles character

Terroir

Location

Named for its unique geography that captures rainfall, providing natural irrigation advantage.

Viticulture

Primary Varietals

Petite Sirah, Zinfandel, Syrah

Soil Types

Clay, Sandy loam

Certifications

California Sustainable Winegrowing

Wines from Rain Catcher Vineyard

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