Yorkville Highlands

Mendocino County

Yorkville Highlands is shaped by elevation, fractured‑rock soils, and a climate that straddles the line between warm and cool. The result is wines with structure, freshness, and a distinct mineral edge—qualities that set them apart from neighboring Anderson Valley and Alexander Valley. This rugged, high‑elevation Mendocino AVA is known for its rocky benchlands, dramatic day‑to‑night temperature swings, and boldly structured red wines.

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