
![]() Lockwood VineyardLockwood Vineyard built its reputation from a remarkable vineyard nestled at the base of the Santa Lucia mountain range. 1,850 contiguous acres wind through both warm and cool climate regions with a distinctive soil that gives meaning to the term terroir. Consisting of crushed fossilized seashells, the vineyard’s soil, known as "Lockwood Shaly Loam" contains high levels of calcium, similar to chalk or limestone, and is also similar to the soil found in highy regarded vineyards in Burgundy and Champagne. Located in the heart of Monterey, Lockwood Vineyard’s diverse micro-climates allow multiple varietals, including Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Cabernet Sauvignon to thrive. |