PLANTED 2010

La Reyna Blanca

La Reyna Blanca is a distinct 6.3‑acre block near our Corfu Crossing and Scarline vineyards, planted near the top of the Frenchman Hills at 1,640 feet. This sustainably farmed Royal Slope site features unique white clonal selections, a gentle south‑facing slope, and an off‑axis orientation that adds nuance to its growing conditions.

CLONES

  • Chardonnay: 76, 95, 96

  • Sauvignon Blanc: Musque

SOIL TYPE
Adkins very fine sandy loam and Taunton silt loam

ELEVATION
1,575-1,640 ft

SPACING
8' x 3' off-axis

ACRES
6.3

harvest data
A metal sign hanging from a wire fence in a vineyard, displaying details about a grape variety called La Reina Blanca, including its block, clone, and planting year.

About the name:
La Reyna Blanca translates to “the white queen,” a nod to the Royal Slope and the unique clonal selections that define the white varieties grown on this site.

Vineyard with rows of grapevines supported by wooden posts and wire, under a clear sky.