Starscape Vineyard Chardonnay
Barrel-fermented in French oak — bright fruit, a soft round finish, never over-oaked.
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Cazadero Winery is two people, a little over a thousand cases, and one wild stretch of the Sonoma Coast. Frank and Ronita Egger make the wine the old way — by hand, from grapes grown on the fog-line — with no distributor and no wine rep, nothing standing between the coast and the bottle.
Every wine is 100% varietal and single-vineyard — never blended. Native wild yeast, French oak, the Cabernet foot-stomped, the reds left unfined and unfiltered. Cazadero wine is rare, changing with each season, because the coast does too.
And it's grown in partnership with nature, not against it — barn owls on watch and sheep in the rows, nothing added that nature didn't approve of. Frank and Ronita run it together, with winemaker Ashley Herzberg in the cellar since 2017 — a family operation, start to finish.

We do it all ourselves.Frank Egger, Founder · Cazadero Winery
Frank and Ronita Egger didn’t inherit a winery. They inherited a story. In 1918 the Eggers crossed the Golden Gate by ferry named "Cazadero"— before the bridge was built. They rode the rails north through Fairfax and along Tomales Bay to the redwoods and fog at the end of the line. They planted the first vines in 1922, lost the ranch to the Depression, and 108 years later Frank and Ronita revived the dream, building Cazadero Winery from scratch. Every bottle begins here.
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In 1918 the family crossed from San Francisco by ferry on a boat named ‘Cazadero’ — years before the bridge, bound for California’s North Coast.

A family photograph, handed down for generations — the very Northwestern Pacific engine that carried the Eggers up the coast in 1918.

Up through Marin and along Tomales Bay to the redwoods and fog of Cazadero.
212 gold & silver medals — and the honors hardest to win.
Because when the grapes are this good, the wine speaks for itself.
Farmed by nature: barn owls at Bei Ranch, grazing sheep at Parmeter, and sustainable practices across every vineyard.
Made in small batches, meant to be opened. New vintages sell out fast — the Cellar List gets first word, and Wine Club members get every release shipped to the door.
Barrel-fermented in French oak — bright fruit, a soft round finish, never over-oaked.
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Ultra-low-production, cool-climate pinot — twelve months in French oak.
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The 2021 of our cool-climate pinot — twelve months in French oak.
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From a ridge farmed for ninety years — structured, coastal, a Cab with a story.
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An older vintage off the Bei Ranch — twenty-two months in oak, foot-stomped, built to age.
Explore This WineLibrary vintages — including 2017 Bei Ranch and 2011 Mountain Terraces Cabernet — are available in the shop.
Forested canyons opening to wild headlands and the cold Pacific — the coast that makes these wines taste the way they do.
Two different ways in: a free list that keeps you first in line, or a full membership that brings the wine to your door. Join either — or both.
The low-key way to stay in the loop. We'll tell you the moment a new vintage drops or a wine wins a medal, and hold an allocation for you when lots are tight.
For the people who want the wine, not just the news. Members get each release shipped automatically at member pricing — including bottles that never reach the public.
Every dollar goes into the wine. Find Cazadero Winery poured and sold at some of the best independent spots across Marin, Sonoma, and San Francisco — or have it shipped to your door.
Want to taste first? Sophie's Cellars in Duncans Mills pours Cazadero Winery's Double Gold wines for free.

Frank and Ronita never set out to build an empire — only to make honest wine from a land they love, and share it. A century of family, and it still comes down to this: good people, a wild stretch of shore, and a bottle worth opening.
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