
Harvest 2026 · Complete
That's a wrap. Thank you.
Four weekends, 14,993 pounds, and a whole lot of neighbors — our first harvest is in. Every cluster was cut by hand, most of them by you.
Every picker is a founding wine club member — first pours when the wine is ready.
All four weekends picked, every date a green checkmark in our book. The 2026 harvest is complete.
The fruit: all of it is in — 14,993 pounds across ten varieties, from four thousand pounds of Grüner down to thirty-six precious pounds of Tempranillo. The surprise of the year was the Grüner Veltliner: barely 300 pounds last season, 4,168 this year — the young vines came of age all at once. The Chambourcin finale added 2,565 pounds, up from 2,037 last year when a late spring frost held the crop back. Every bin was picked by hand by friends, neighbors, and family. We could not have done this without you — and we mean that literally.
The founding club: every day you picked reserved a bottle of the first-ever vintage in your name, and made you a founding wine club member — a group that now exists, is closed forever, and will be poured for first. The wine is fermenting as you read this; watch your inbox.
The crew: to everyone who showed up at 6:30 AM, hauled bins, wrangled kids, watched the crush run, and came back for more — thank you. Special commendations to Hazel, our head of Gopher Patrol, and to Linus, who supervised from inside a harvest bin and never once helped carry it.
The 2026 harvest · final count
seven and a half tons, picked by hand, weighed bin by bin
Ten varieties, one first vintage. Every bar on this chart was picked by hand by people who showed up for a farm they'd never met. Thank you — see you at the first pour.
The season in pictures
Harvest 2026, as it happened











