It’s a hard grape to grow…thin skinned, temperamental, ripens early…it’s not a survivor like Cabernet, which can grow anywhere and thrive even when it’s neglected. Pinot needs constant care and attention…it can grow in these really specific, little, tucked away corners of the world. And only the most patient … [Read more...]
Saving Birds at El Rey Wine
February 11, 2020 By
Oh no! The grapes are slowly getting sweeter and are tempting the birds! We visit the nets everyday to save the birds. … [Read more...]
Redondo Beach Chez Melange Adds El Rey Wine
April 21, 2019 By
Chez Melange Chez Melange just added El Rey Wine to the wine list! Three restaurants under one roof, one block from the ocean. A "must try" restaurant www.chezmelange.com . Yum! … [Read more...]
Why do we plant cover crop to the El Rey Wine vineyard?
January 8, 2019 By
Why do we plant cover crops to our vineyard? These plants include legumes such as fava beans, grasses, oats and clover which decompose and deliver Nitrogen to the grape vines. Vineyard cover crops draw abundant moisture in the soil from heavy winter rains. Our vines may appear dormant, but they are … [Read more...]
El Rey Wine Wins Bronze Metal at the Central Coast Wine Competition!
June 28, 2018 By
Wine Notes 2015
January 21, 2018 By
Our Pinot Noir vineyard is situated on the perfect stretch of land, sitting on a south-east facing slope 14 miles from the Pacific Ocean. The Central Coast is home to world class Pinot Noir. The El Rey Vineyard follows the area’s rich tradition by producing an expressive Pinot Noir. The 2015 vintage … [Read more...]
Wine Notes 2014
July 11, 2017 By
The El Rey Vineyard sits on a south-east facing slope 14 miles from the the Pacific Ocean. This beautiful stretch of the Central Coast is also home to world class Pinot Noir. The El Rey Vineyard follows the area’s rich tradition by producing an expressive Pinot Noir. Under the guidance of wine maker, … [Read more...]
El Rey Wine’s Super Grapes – Looks like an early Harvest
August 6, 2016 By
Wow! #ElReyWine super grapes! Looks like an early harvest. … [Read more...]
