PLANTED 2003-2006

Scarline

Scarline is a distinct, sustainably farmed section near our Corfu Crossing and La Reyna Blanca vineyards on the Frenchman Hills of the Royal Slope, home to some of our earliest plantings.

CLONES

  • Cabernet Sauvignon: 2, 6

  • Malbec: 4

  • Merlot: 15

  • Syrah: Sara Lee, Tablas Creek, Joseph Phelps

SOIL TYPE
Adkins very fine sandy loam and Taunton silt loam

ELEVATION
1,365-1,610 ft

SPACING
8' x 4'

ACRES
26.5

harvest data
A vineyard worker harvests grapes, pouring them from a container into a larger bin, with rows of grapevines stretching into the distance on a sunny day.

About the name:
Scarline is named for the striking scar-like quality of this vineyard site that runs through the hillside, a natural divide that shapes its soils and microclimate and gives the site a character worthy of its own vineyard designation.

A man in sunglasses and a baseball cap inspecting grapevines in a vineyard on a sunny day, with rolling hills and farm buildings in the background.
A person wearing a hoodie and jeans is carrying a container of freshly harvested grapes through a vineyard, with grapevines on either side and a landscape in the background.
A person standing in a vineyard, harvesting grapes into a red container, with rows of grapevines and rolling hills in the background.