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Santa Ynez · Ballard Canyon

Stone, fig, and light

Estate wines from limestone soils and a kitchen garden around the tasting patio — unhurried, mineral, grown in white earth.

Chenin and Chardonnay on albariza-like calcareous soils; a little Syrah where the ridge warms.

1820 Alamo Pintado Road, Solvang, CA 93463 Thursday – Sunday, 11am – 5pm · by appointment

From the ridge

The wines

Estate Chenin, Chardonnay, and a little Syrah — raised in limestone, bottled for the table rather than the cellar door speech.

The Flagship

Piedra Blanca

Our estate Chenin, picked from the white calcareous block behind the house. Quince, wet stone, a saline edge — bottled without makeup, meant for the patio as much as the cellar.

2014 First vintage
28 Estate acres
1,400 Cases a year
The Estate

A house among the vines

Albariza House sits on a low limestone ridge in Ballard Canyon, with a kitchen garden wrapping the tasting patio — figs, olives, citrus, and the herbs we pick for the table.

We farm twenty-eight acres of white calcareous soil. The wines are estate-grown, native-fermented, and bottled with as little noise as we can manage. The garden is not a backdrop. It is how we cook for the people who come to taste.

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Soil & plant

What the ridge gives us

Calcareous soils, a marine wind off the Pacific, and a garden that feeds the table. Four facts; the rest is in the glass.

  1. Soil White calcareous loam
  2. Wind Pacific marine afternoon
  3. Elevation 980 feet
  4. Pick Cool mornings, by hand
As Seen In

Recognized by the Press We Respect

Wine SpectatorWine EnthusiastDecanterFood & WineSomm JournalSanta Ynez Valley News
What People Are Saying

Loved by Guests & Critics

White-soil Chenin with real nerve — the Santa Ynez wine I keep going back to.

Wine Spectator

Tasting on that patio, figs overhead, is the quietest hour in wine country right now.

Guest review

Albariza has made restraint look like the most luxurious thing a California estate can do.

Punch
The Garden Note

A few letters a season

Release dates, harvest notes, and when the figs come in — nothing weekly, nothing loud.

Membership

The Garden List

An allocation for people who cook. Members receive the estate's smallest lots first, at member pricing, with a standing seat on the patio.

  • First allocation of every release, including lots that never reach the public list
  • Member pricing on every bottle, every day
  • A tasting for you and two guests, each visit
  • Harvest lunches in the garden — pick, then sit
Tastings by Appointment

Reserve a Tasting

Tastings are seated on the patio, six people at a table, whatever the garden is giving that week. Thursday through Sunday, by appointment.

Plan Your Visit

Taste in the garden

1820 Alamo Pintado Road, Solvang, CA 93463
Thursday – Sunday, 11am – 5pm · Tastings by appointment

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