In the heart of the beautiful Russian River Valley, Gary Farrell Vineyards & Winery offers a proud winemaking history and a unique sense of place. Perched atop a ridge along winding Westside Road, the winery offers a spectacular view of the sweeping valley below.
Gary Farrell Winery benefits immeasurably from its long-term relationships with many of the Russian River Valley’s most celebrated and sought-after vineyards including Rochioli, Allen, and Hallberg to name a few. Gary Farrell Winery helped put Russian River Valley Pinot Noir and Chardonnay on the world stage, and the hallmark Gary Farrell wine style remains one of balance, elegance, texture and sense of place.
Today these acclaimed wines can be enjoyed in our inviting tasting room, on our picturesque outdoor terrace, or virtually online from the comfort of your home. Please see the experiences we offer on our website.
Gary Farrell Vineyards & Winery
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