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Thursday, May 25, 2006

Lazy Creek Vineyards


Lazy Creek Vineyards was my absolute favorite find on our recent California trip. A very small winery in Philo, California, in the beautiful Anderson Valley. As the web site says, "We are open by appointment, or - if the gate is open - just come on in."
Pay attention or you just might miss the rusty LCV sign on the side of the road. Make a right and follow the single lane gravel path over several bridges. I knew it was going to be good just based on the drive in. We were greeted by several dogs, a cat, and some chickens happily pecking about. As we made out way back towards the house, a man walked out and slipped on a pair of work boots. He turned out to be Josh, the owner, wine maker, and tasting host. Josh and his family live on the vineyard. He lead us back to the barn for a tasting where we sampled some amazing Pinot Noir and Guwurtztraminer. We were hooked. A small, friendly winery that produces only about 2,000 cases per year, Lazy Creek Vineyards is a definite must in Anderson Valley.

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