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Founded in 2013, Christine & Tony Lombardi began a passion project that honors a rich family history of wine, food, and tradition.

Together, with Winemaker Cabell Coursey, they craft small lots of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir from some of the finest vineyards in the Sonoma Coast.

The Pinot Noir is crafted with care from a family of growers in Petaluma, where the Lombardi Family has been since 1947.

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Lombardi Family Georgerose Feb 2016
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Passion · Inspiration · Family

Wine Cruise with a Cause

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July 2024 Seine River Cruise for a Cause

An Exceptional Journey to Benefit Hilinski’s Hope!

Join us July 4-11, 2024.

Paris always sizzles while Normandy beckons with its stunning coastline, incredible food, and artistic beauty. Monet’s Gardens and the charming harbor town of Honfleur will inspire you the same way as they inspired the great Impressionists.

For inspiration of a different kind, travel the “Routes des Abbayes,” visiting some of the most magnificent monasteries, and the unforgettable beaches of Normandy where Allied forces landed during WWII’s D-Day invasion. Relive the grandeur of royalty at Chateau de Bizy, once referred to as “the Versailles of Normandy.” Blend a passion for the good life with culture, art, architecture, and timeless landscape in Northern France.

There is no better way to experience this journey than with your winery hosts from Lombardi Wines, VJB Cellars, and Wellington Cellars! Plus, for every passenger, a donation will be made to support Hilinski’s Hope! 

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Sonoma Coast 2020

Chardonnay

Aromatics

The 2020 Chardonnay shows beautiful aromas of layered green apple, lemon-lime citrus, orange blossom, honeysuckle and just a hint of vanilla.

On The Palate

This 2020 Sonoma Coast Chardonnay is star bright and offers layers of lifted and vibrant peach, pear, and tangerine flavors on the palate. The finish gradually turns crisp with a final wash of mouthwatering natural acidity.

95 Points – WINE ENTHUSIAST MAGAZINE

93 Points – JAMES SUCKLING

92 Points – WINE SPECTATOR MAGAZINE

92 Points – JEB DUNNUCK

4 1/2 Stars – RESTAURANT WINE

Sonoma Coast 2021

Pinot Noir

Aromatics

This alluring Pinot Noir reveals dark aromas of blackberry, black cherry, and ripe currants in the nose with a dust of cocoa.

On The Palate

The 2021 Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir delivers dark black fruits that slowly melt into all areas of the mouth. There is focused acidity and fine dry tannins that carry the rich blackberry, anise, cedar, black licorice, and mocha flavors toward the mid-palate, leading to a lingering juicy finish of black cherry and dried currants.

92 Points – WINE SPECTATOR

92 Points – WINE ENTHUSIAST MAGAZINE

91 Points – JAMES SUCKLING

4 Stars – RESTAURANT WINE

GOLD Medal – TEXSOM WINE AWARDS 2024

Russian River Valley 2021

Pinot Noir

Aromatics

This alluring Pinot Noir opens with seductive aromas of cherry liquor, sweet tobacco, fresh fennel, rose petal and boysenberry preserves.

On The Palate

The 2021 Russian River Valley Pinot Noir delivers juicy flavors of blood orange, sour cherry jam, tamarind, and sweet raspberries. The soft and fine tannins and tangy acidity create a full-bodied texture and flavors toward the mid-palate, leading to a lingering juicy finish.

92 Points – WINE SPECTATOR

91 Points – JAMES SUCKLING

91 Points – WINE ENTHUSIAST MAGAZINE

4+ Stars – RESTAURANT WINE

Martaella Vineyard 2020

Chardonnay

Aromatics

There is an alluring tropical note of citrus and Gravenstein apple followed by bursting aromas of orange blossoms, nectarine, and Honeydew Melon.

On The Palate

This 2020 Chardonnay shows great texture and mouthfeel with a piercing wash of acidity and a long-complex white peach finish. Barrel fermentation and oak aging for 13 months have added hints of candied ginger, and baking spice to a subtle minerality on the finish.

93 Points – WINE ENTHUSIAST MAGAZINE

92 Points – WINE SPECTATOR MAGAZINE

92 Points – JAMES SUCKLING

92 Points – JEB DUNNUCK

5 Stars – RESTAURANT WINE

Double Gold / 93 Points – AMERICAN FINE WINE COMPETITION

Martaella Vineyard 2021

Pinot Noir

Aromatics

The 2021 Pinot Noir reveals a deep ruby color, and vibrant raspberry, boysenberry, and baking spice aromas leap from the glass.

On The Palate

This Russian River Valley Pinot Noir has a juicy mouthfeel supported by pomegranate and dark cherry, building through the mid-palate with fine grain tannins leading to a lingering and persistent juicy finish.

92 Points – JAMES SUCKLING

91 Points – WINE SPECTATOR

91 Points – WINE ENTHUSIAST MAGAZINE

100 Amazing Wines 2023 – PRESS DEMOCRAT

4+ Stars – RESTAURANT WINE

Gap's Crown Vineyard 2021

Pinot Noir

Aromatics

This 2021 Gap’s Crown Pinot Noir reveals enticing lilac, lavender, dark cherry, and blackberry that fill the glass. Vibrant undertones of black truffle and dark chocolate.

On The Palate

This Pinot Noir is round and focused. Crushed berries dominate the front palate. Chocolate covered cherries and a trace of candied orange peel saturate the midpalate and linger for a smooth and lengthy finish.

92 Points – JAMES SUCKLING

92 Points – WINE ENTHUSIAST MAGAZINE

91 Points – WINE SPECTATOR

5 Stars – RESTAURANT WINE

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How Does Wine Allocation Work?

We create a personal allocation for our mailing list members twice a year, for 3-4week periods, Sonoma Coast appellation wines in the spring and single vineyard designate wines in the fall.

How long does it take to get an allocation?

Due to Mother Nature’s variance from vintage to vintage, we are unable to provide a specific time frame for our waitlist. Our goal with every release is to share our wines with as many new members as possible, while meeting the requests of current members.

How is wine allocated?

Over time, members that consistently order wine gain access to a larger quantity, as well as a wider selection of our family of wines. Newly active members are first offered the Appellation Series and a small allocation of limited production Single Vineyard Designates

Our wines are produced in varying and limited quantities so not all of our wines can be offered to everyone. We strive to give as many people as possible access to the wines they would like.

If a member chooses to forego participation in a release, that member’s guaranteed allocation is then reallocated to those who are waiting. Moving forward, a wish opportunity will be provided for the following offering, ensuring we are able to share as many wines with our members as possible.

Is my allocation guaranteed?

As a member, if you are offered an allocation, it is guaranteed for the entire release. We do this so that you do not feel the pressure associated with a “first come” allocation offering.

How can I get an increased allocation?

Over time, members who consistently order wines are given access to larger quantities of those selections. If you’d like more than your initial allocation, you may place a ‘wish request’ for additional wine. We will do our best to grant some or all of your wishes, which then results in an increased allocation of that wine in subsequent offerings, pending vintage size variation.

What happens with a ‘Wish Request’?

If you choose to wish for more wine than your initial allocation, we will do our best to reserve additional bottles for you. After the release period ends, we reallocate any wine that was not purchased during the offering. If we are able to grant some or all of your wish, we will notify you via email and any incremental tax and shipping costs will be applied to your original order with the default method of payment on file.

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