Candy Mountain - Yakima Valley AVA - Richland, Washington

It's all in the name right?  We haul in Merlot and Sangiovese from this vineyard right outside of Richland.  This is one of the warmer sites in Washington State sitting just five miles from Red Mountain.  The soil types are very similar with the heat units to match.  Harvest begins and ends with this vineyard with Merlot at the front and Sangiovese at the end.  The 20 year old Sangiovese vines in this vineyard are the backbone of PV.  We release a yearly 100% Sangiovese varietal wine, Rose, and the occasional Sangiovese based blend.  The Blood of Jove! 
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Dineen Vineyards - Yakima Valley / Rattlesnake Hills AVA - Zillah, Washington

Dineen Vineyards is located in the Yakima Valley AVA just north of the town of Zillah, Washington.  This vineyard sits on unique hill-top area that is especially well suited for growing premium wine grapes as well as offering far-reaching views of the valley, and Mount Adams and Mount Rainier in the distance. Dineen Vineyards began planting in the spring of 2001 and continues to add annually to the planted acreage. Currently there are 75 acres under vine.  Owned by Pat Dineen, and actively managed by Patrick Rawn of Two Mountain, PV sources Cabernet Sauvignon, Cab Franc, and Syrah from this vineyard.  The whole team here does an amazing job and the character of the fruit from this vineyard shows it.

Mary Evelyn - Yakima Valley / Rattlesnake Hills AVA - Zillah, Washington

Mary Evelyn is the highest altitude vineyard we source from.  This vineyard lies northwest of Zillah and lies at 1092 ft. of elevation.  We source primarily Malbec from this site and plan to expand to other varieties in the near term.  This site is LIVE certified and has a heavy focus on sustainable winegrowing.  The vineyard was planted in 2004 at a slope of 5-8% southern facing with a mixture of Birk silt and scoon silt loam.  This vineyard is actively managed by Patrick Rawn and the Zillah Vineyards team.  This is one of the warmer sites in the area yielding wines that carry weight on the palate.