Fathers & Daughters Cellars: A Sip of Family Legacy

This episode of “Kitchen Chat” journeys to the scenic Anderson Valley on the Mendocino Coast, where we discover the story of Fathers & Daughters Cellars, a winery born from a father’s passion and a daughter’s shared dream, now a multi-generational family venture. “It’s pretty special to ‘Taste at the Top,’” and this episode offers a one-of-a-kind introduction to their exceptional wines while overlooking the breathtaking Anderson Valley. Guy Pacurar and his wife Sarah Schoeneman are the co-owners of Fathers and Daughters Cellars.

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Join Margaret McSweeney as she tastes the unique story behind Fathers & Daughters Cellars with each sip, learning how this family’s deep connection to the land translates into their handcrafted wines. The heart of their operation lies in their family’s storied Ferrington Vineyard, a 78-acre gem planted with Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, and Gewürztraminer. These estate-grown grapes, along with the fruit for their Rosé of Zinfandel from the Nelson Family Vineyard in Ukiah and another select Anderson Valley Pinot Noir vineyard, form the foundation of their distinct portfolio.

Beyond the exquisite wines, Fathers & Daughters Cellars offers a warm and welcoming experience, inviting wine lovers to share in their passion and learn about their winemaking philosophy.

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