The Moshin Estate is comprised of four vineyards, all planted along Westside Road at the southwestern border of the Middle Reach neighborhood of the Russian River Valley AVA (American Viticultural Area). This classic neighborhood is known for producing textured wines with ripe flavors and gentle aromatics of florals, earth, and baking spices — elements you’ll find in the various styles of Moshin Vineyards Pinot Noir.

Our estate vineyards are named Moshin Estate, Calliope, Rosalina, and River Myst Haven. Set either near or adjacent to the Russian River and its maritime influence, all four vineyards benefit from the Russian River Valley’s ideal growing conditions for premium Pinot Noir: ample morning fog, daily temperature swings of 35 degrees, and in some cases, the golden-hued mix of sandy loam and clay known as Goldridge soil.

Moshin Estate Vineyard
Our original 10-acre vineyard

Set on the valley floor adjacent to the Russian River

Planted in the early 1980s to Dijon clones of Pinot Noir

Re-planted in 2007-2008-2009 to Martini, Swan, Mt. Eden, and Wädenswil 2A clones of Pinot Noir

River alluvial fan with deep, loamy soils that are rich in nutrients from occasional winter flooding

Calliope Vineyard
2.5-acre vineyard planted in 2005

Goldridge soils on a gentle slope with full southern exposure

Planted with Pommard 5, Wädenswil 2A, and Calera clones of Pinot Noir

Rosalina Vineyard
5-acre vineyard planted in 2007

4.5 acres of Pinot Noir: Calera, Wädeswil 2A, and Pommard 5 on two rootstocks

.5 acre of Pinot Blanc: Alsace 7 clone

Goldridge soil and full southern exposure on an 18-20° slope

River Myst Haven Vineyard
2.5-acre vineyard planted in 2010

Planted by Rick Moshin and leased long-term from our neighbor above the winery

Gently-sloped Goldridge soil with a south-southeast exposure

Martini and Swan clones of Pinot Noir