Hirsch Vineyard: Grand Cru on Sonoma Coast

David Hirsch was somewhat of a visionary who planted one of the first vineyards in the true Sonoma Coast in Cazadero (Mike Bohan was the first to plant in 1973). In 1978, Hirsch purchased 1,100 acres on a remote ridge 900 feet above the Pacific Ocean at the end of Bohan-Dillon Road. Beginning in 1980, David and Marie Hirsch established a vineyard of 48 acres on the ridge tops above the fog line a few miles from the Pacific Ocean. Planted to Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, it became world-renowned when Burt Williams (William Selyem), Ted Lemon (LIttorai), and Steve ...

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