Barrie Wines
Questions of place, wine, and release.
A few details about our Sonoma County vineyard, small-lot wines, original label art, and membership.
If you do not find what you need here, we would be glad to hear from you when the next release opens.
Where are Barrie Wines grown?
Barrie Wines are estate grown on a designated Sonoma County vineyard. The wines are made to show the character of that particular ground and the season that shaped it.
What wines do you make?
Our releases focus on small-lot Cabernet and Rosé. Quantities are intentionally limited, so each vintage can remain closely tied to the vineyard and its yields.
What makes the vineyard distinctive?
Dense volcanic soil and naturally low vineyard yields bring concentration and detail to the fruit. That sense of place is the starting point for every Barrie Wines release.
Who creates the label artwork?
Each Barrie Wines vintage features original artwork by Bradford Brenner. The labels are made as individual works that give every release its own visual story.
How does membership work?
Members receive a choice of two or four bottles from the annual release, 10% off additional bottles, access to limited allocations, and free shipping on their membership release.
How can I hear about the next release?
Join the Barrie Wines mailing list or membership to receive release news, allocation details, and timely invitations before limited wines are gone.
The next release begins with the vineyard.
Explore current wines while allocations are available.