Featured Press

“Rising California Wine Star Expressing Dramatic Cabernet Sauvignon Vineyards” – Forbes

“Have you ever wondered what it would be like to own a winery? To live among the vines, taste-test the latest vintages, and have access to the serenity, exclusivity, and ‘high-life’ perks associated with the elite vintners? Skipstone is ready to make a wine lover’s dream come true with the opening of the Skipstone Residence. Whether you are an oenophile or a casual wine lover, Skipstone offers a luxurious escape into the world of fine wines, fine dining, and lavish experiences. Prepare to fall in love with this Sonoma County treasure, where every moment of your stay will feel like you are a winery owner.” – Haute Living

“… to experience the true essence of the wine country lifestyle, visitors need only look to Skipstone… The Alexander Valley boutique producer of organic, Bordeaux-focused varietals provides a wine country hospitality experience like none other within its 200 acres.” – Just Luxe

“Tucked into the northern end of Sonoma County, the serene, scenic Alexander Valley has long been home to some of the wine country’s finest Bordeaux varietals” – Condé Nast Traveler – Best Places to go in North America, 2025

“As any visitor experiences during their time here, you are so carefully tucked away into the privacy of our hillside estate that you feel immediately at ease. The visceral connection to the vineyard and surrounding grounds of The Residence you feel here is something that Fahri and Constance wanted others to experience and is almost impossible not to be swept away, as you literally are living (albeit briefly) in the middle of the vineyard.” – Forbes

“Already an Alexander Valley icon, Skipstone Wine is poised to become a global power—both in winemaking and as a luxury/eco-tourism mecca—after one of the most sweeping, sensational updates in the region’s history.” – Fabulous California

“Skipstone wines themselves are worth serious attention… Skipstone’s Bordeaux varieties have the stamp of place… The sunny, southwest-facing slopes render their impressive tannin structures deceptive, and cool breezes that the Russian River sends this way lend bright balance.” – San Francisco Chronicle