Award-Winning Boutique Sonoma Winery Opens Reserves

For 20 years, boutique Sonoma winery Halleck Vineyard in Sebastopol, California, has been making acclaimed, sought-after wines poured in some of the most exclusive restaurants and private clubs in America.

These are cool climate, small production wines you can only get at the finest restaurants such as Daniel (2 Michelin Stars), Portale (1 Michelin Star), and Mourad (1 Michelin Star) as well as private clubs like The Core Club in NYC and The Pacific Union Club in San Francisco.

Hard-to-get, small-production wines are, by definition, always in short supply. Allocations get snapped up by Halleck Vineyard Inner Circle Wine Club members, restaurants, and sommeliers. But through Cyber Monday, Halleck Vineyard is opening their reserves to non-members. Wine enthusiasts can acquire a full 12-bottle case of some of their most sought-after Sonoma wines for the price of 10.

In an age dominated by mega wineries owned by E & J Gallo Winery and Constellation Brands, Halleck Vineyard is an artisan boutique making fewer than 2,500 award-winning cases of wine each year, with vintner, Ross Halleck, overseeing from grape to glass. Each bottle is lovingly handcrafted and can be enjoyed at intimate Sonoma wine tasting salons at the Halleck Vineyard Sebastopol Estate.

These are small wine experiences for up to 16 guests at a time, Thursday through Sunday, at their Estate Winery. Surrounded by the oldest Pinot Noir vineyard in Sebastopol, it was planted in 1993 before the varietal became as popular, in part to the popularity of the Academy Award-winning film Sideways, which celebrated the varietal.

Halleck Vineyard Pinot Noirs have been judged Best in Class again and again by The San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition and the Los Angeles International Wine and Spirits Competition. And award-winning, internationally syndicated wine columnist Dan Berger called their very first Pinot Noir vintage “exceptional.”

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