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Lone Oak Vineyard
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At the northern end of the Santa Lucia Highlands, the Lone Oak Vineyard’s 20 acres of Pinot Noir experience the strongest maritime influence of all of Hahn’s vineyards and the coolest growing season.
Winds are lighter at Lone Oak than further south, and fog burns off later in the day. The gentle slopes face east, catching the early morning sun. The site’s ancient Chualar loam soils are rocky, assuring excellent drainage.
This unique terroir leads to nuanced aromas of dried mushrooms, ripe cherry and raspberry with hints of wild game and spice.
At the northern end of the Santa Lucia Highlands, the Lone Oak Vineyard’s 20 acres of Pinot Noir experience the strongest maritime influence of all of Hahn’s vineyards and the coolest growing season.
Winds are lighter at Lone Oak than further south, and fog burns off later in the day. The gentle slopes face east, catching the early morning sun. The site’s ancient Chualar loam soils are rocky, assuring excellent drainage.
This unique terroir leads to nuanced aromas of dried mushrooms, ripe cherry and raspberry with hints of wild game and spice.