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Who We Are -- Ron, Lisa & the Vineyard

Ron and Lisa Wicker grew up in the Napa Valley, and have  spent their lives as part of the Napa Valley community.  Ron has been working in vineyards since the early 1960's and began a full time career growing grapes in 1971. 

Since purchasing their vineyard and home on Howell Mountain in 2000, they have strived to bring the vineyard up to it's full potential, and enjoy sharing their home with friends and associates.  Their deck overlooking the vineyard has been the site for many informal "wine tastings" and Bar-B-Q's.  The offering of their WICKER VINEYARDS® Napa Valley Cabernet is very much a sharing of their commitment to life in the Napa Valley.

The WICKER VINEYARDS® Napa Valley Cabernet started with the purchase of a small, terraced vineyard on the slopes of Howell Mountain.  The steep, North facing slope is the ideal exposure for long, cool ripening seasons. 

The vineyard ranges from 1200 to 1400 feet elevation, creating a variation in micro-climates; warmer at the top, and cooler at the bottom.  There is typically a two to three week difference in maturity dates from the upper slopes to the bottom of the vineyard.  the vineyard is located at the temperature inversion level, creating days when the vines will be in bright morning sun, while vineyards on the valley floor will be covered in fog.  The afternoons and evenings are cooled by ocean breezes nearly every day.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What We Do -- Ron & Lisa

Gotta Have Some Fun

Our spare time is important to us.  Growing grapes and making wine are a wonderful part of our life, but finding ways to share that with others adds to the fun.

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