The first working season in Red Hollow.
Working since 1981
A house rebuilt around the original stone rooms.
The first Rook vines were planted behind a carriage house where the western ridge keeps the last hour of sun.
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Independent since 1981
A house rebuilt around the original stone rooms.
The first Rook vines were planted behind a carriage house where the western ridge keeps the last hour of sun.
A fire forced the cellar to rebuild in 2008; the new underground rooms now follow the original stone foundation.
“A serious wine can still move. Structure is a frame, not a cage.”
The cellar moved to smaller lots and slower decisions.
Direct releases began with one shared table.
The current chapter opened around place, craft, and welcome.
Second-generation winemaker
Jonah Rook
Jonah returned to Red Hollow after a decade away, bringing longer élevage and a lighter hand to the family cellar.
Meet the team