Breggo Cellars
Breggo Cellars was established by Douglass Ian Stewart and Ana Lucia BenÌtez-Stewart. Douglass grew up on his family’s farm in Sonoma, and has been surrounded by grape growing and winemaking since he was young.
| Region: | Mendocino County |
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| Sub Region: | Anderson Valley |
| Wine: | View all wines |
Breggo Cellars is located in the Anderson Valley AVA. In Boontling, the local dialect, Breggo means “sheep.” The winery is located on Highway 128 between the towns of Booneville and Philo.
The 2005 Savoy Vineyard Pinot Noir has dark cherry flavors. Richard Savoy planted his vineyard in 1991 and 1992. He also sells fruit to Hartford Court, Radio Coteau, Hartford Court, and Adrian Fogg. Breggo Cellars also makes the Ferrington Vineyard Pinot Noir as well as a Pinot from the general Anderson Valley AVA.
The 2005 Ferrington Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc has fresh grapefruit flavors with crisp acidity. The grapes used to make this wine were grown on vines that are 32 years old.
Breggo Cellars’ 2005 Savoy Vineyard Chardonnay has tropical fruit aromas with peach and apricot flavors. This wine was aged in French oak for 11 months, giving its fruit flavors good structure.
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- Mar 02, 2007
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Anderson Valley Pinot Noir Festival
Anderson Valley to hold their annual Pinot Noir Festival March 18 - 20.
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