Every branch, every vine covered in winter beauty! Snow falls at most of our Apple Hill Grower farms once or twice a season but this February brought the most we’ve seen in years. It is quite a sight to see some of our favorite farms covered in a blanket of white.
Countryside Beauty
Our farms stretch across a wide swath of elevation with our lowest vineyard at about 2100ft to our highest ranch at nearly 4000ft so our weather can be quite changeable. This February brought a deep blanket of winter white across all of the farms.
Larsen Apple Barn as the snow started to fall
Winter White in the Vineyards
The vines are dormant in February so no worry about damage from the snow. It is majestic to see the rows of white. Most of our wineries are open year round. Perfect for a snow angel and glass of wine. Always best to call ahead for weather and road conditions.
Rows of white at Lava Cap Winery
Boeger Winery historic homestead
Madrona Vineyards under a deep snow blanket
Buried in Snow
More than 2 feet of snow! The biggest snow total from just one of the February storms was at our highest ranch. Harris Tree Farm is just above 3700ft and typically sees snow several times each season.
Harris Tree Farm- Still some snow to fall
Harris Tree Farm- Pink glow at sunset