Vineyards – Broc Cellars

We source from organically farmed, family-owned vineyards across California — from the Central Coast up to Mendocino. In 2023 we became owners of Fox Hill Vineyard, the first site we farm directly. Every other vineyard is a long-term sourcing relationship, most going back a decade or more.

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Our home base

Fox Hill Vineyard

After a decade of sourcing Italian varieties from this site, Chris and Bridget purchased Fox Hill in 2023. Planted with twelve Italian varieties on rocky redvine clay above the Russian River, it is also the source of Broc's estate olive oil and fruit for our syrups and preserves.

Fox Hill Wines

A clear glass bottle of Broc Cellars' 2025 Sparkling Brachetto, filled with peach-colored liquid and adorned with black butterfly illustrations, rests on a light wooden table. Coming soon to your table.

A bottle of Broc Cellars 2025 Sparkling Brachetto, with black and white butterfly illustrations on the label, sits next to a glass of rosé wine on a light wooden table. Wooden paneling is in the background. Coming soon.

2025 Sparkling Brachetto

A green wine bottle labeled 2024 Arneis from Broc Cellars sits on a light wood table, with a simple black and white design and a blurred wooden background.

A green bottle of Broc Cellars 2024 Arneis stands beside a glass of white wine on a light wooden table, set against a softly blurred wooden background.

A bottle of Broc Cellars 2024 Nero D'Avola, featuring a black and white badger illustration, sits on a light wooden table with a blurred wood background. Coming soon to elevate your collection.

A bottle of Broc Cellars 2024 Nero D'Avola, featuring a badger illustration, rests on a light wooden table beside a half-filled red wine glass. The blurred wood background hints at something special—Coming Soon.

2024 Nero D'Avola

A corked bottle of 2025 Ayay! red wine from Broc Cellars rests on a light wood table. Its label shows thistle-like flowers. Set against vertical wooden planks—this elegant vintage is Coming Soon.

A bottle of 2025 Ayay! red wine from Broc Cellars sits on a light wooden table beside a filled glass, with a wooden wall behind. Coming soon—experience the Broc Cellars taste that's worth the wait.

Sourced Vineyards

Rows of Italian varietals climb a hillside at Broc Cellars' organic estate, The Fox Hill Collection, with vibrant green leaves in front and a clear blue sky above the vineyard.

Arrowhead Mountain Vineyard

Mountaintop above Sonoma on steep volcanic slopes. Our oldest sourcing relationship and the origin of Vine Starr.

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Buck Hill Vineyard

3.5 acres of Zinfandel on volcanic soil and white ash, cooled by maritime breezes. A small site with an outsized contribution to Vine Starr.

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Corteza Vineyard

Family-owned vineyard in Knightsen, along the Sacramento Delta. The closest vineyard to our Berkeley winery. Grenache Blanc grown in clay loam soils.

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Gibson Ranch

Farmed by the Bilbro family in a valley east of Hopland. Plantings date to the 1880s, including 110-year-old Grenache on alluvial gravelly loam.

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Lone Pine Vineyard

Hillside vineyard at 1,700 feet farmed by Charlie Cosens. One of the only places in California growing Lagrein, an alpine Italian variety.

Rows of grapevines stretch across Fox Hill Vineyard, home to Broc Cellars’ The Fox Hill Collection—renowned Italian varietals and exceptional organic estate wines grown under clear skies amid rolling hills.

Massa Vineyard

88 acres at 1,500 feet overlooking Cachagua. Three acres of Chenin Blanc harvested by only a handful of winemakers each year.

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Michael Mara Vineyard

A small rocky planting just west of the Sonoma town square. Marine air and volcanic subsoil. Farmed by Steve Matthiasson.

Under a partly cloudy sky at Fox Hill Vineyard, dry hills frame Broc Cellars’ The Fox Hill Collection—renowned for Italian varietals and organic estate wines grown among rows of stretching grapevines.

Shell Creek Vineyard

Stinton family land since the late 1800s. Old-vine Chenin Blanc planted in 1972 on calcareous soil with fossilized seashell subsoil.

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Wirth Ranch

Heritage vines going back to 1948 on the western edge of one of California's smallest AVAs. Steve Wirth lives on the property and farms it himself.

Heritage Wines

A bottle of Broc Cellars 2023 Grenache Gris rosé with a natural cork rests on a light wooden table. The label shows a minimalist black-and-white quail illustration, with blurred Mendocino County wooden planks in the background.

A bottle of Broc Cellars 2023 Grenache Gris, featuring a quail label, stands beside a filled glass on a light wooden table against a wooden wall—crafted in Mendocino County using carbonic maceration.

2023 Grenache Gris

A dark glass bottle of 2023 Broc Massa Cabernet Sauvignon by Broc Cellars, featuring a white label with a large black circle and "BROC" text, rests on a light wooden table against a softly blurred wood background—an elegant organic wine.

A bottle of 2023 Broc Massa Cabernet Sauvignon from Broc Cellars, with a white label and black circle, sits beside a glass of red wine on a light wooden table against a blurred wooden background.

2023 Broc Massa Cabernet Sauvignon

A dark glass wine bottle with a white label featuring a feather design sits on a light wooden table—a refined 2023 Vine Starr Zinfandel from Broc Cellars, set against a blurred wooden wall in the background.

A bottle of 2023 Vine Starr Zinfandel from Broc Cellars, with a white label featuring a feather design, stands on a wooden table beside a small glass of Sonoma wine. Rustic wooden panels provide an out-of-focus background.

2023 Vine Starr Zinfandel

A dark glass bottle labeled with gray stripes sits on a light wood table, sunlight casting shadows behind it and highlighting the 2023 Broc Valdiguié from Broc Cellars.

A bottle of 2023 Broc Valdiguié by Broc Cellars stands beside a filled glass on a light wooden table, set against a blurred wooden backdrop with soft, natural lighting.

2023 Broc Valdiguié

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THE BROC CLUB

Get 15% off all Broc wines, plus early access to limited release wines and exclusive events.

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JOIN US IN BERKELEY

Visit us in our tasting room to try all of Broc's current releases.

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A glimpse into broc

Explore the lesser known varietals of Fox Hill Vineyard in the Broc Field Guide.

Vineyards