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We specialize in limited-production single vineyard wines hand-crafted to the highest standards.

Malk Family Vineyards

Napa Valley, California

Winery Details

Location

Napa Valley, California

Founded

1998

Known For

Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon

Appellation

Napa Valley, Stags Leap District, Oak Knoll District, Sonoma Coast, Fort Ross-Seaview

Vineyard Source

Tucked into the rocky hillside of the Stags Leap Palisades, among a grove of old growth oak, is Malk Family Vineyards. We specialize in limited production single vineyard wines hand-crafted to the highest standards.

Certifications/Farming Practices

Certified Fish Friendly Farming

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The Story

The Malk family tradition of wine farming began almost 100 years ago with their grandfather, who owned a wine farm In Franschhoek, near Cape Town, South Africa. Throughout life, stories from those times stayed in the heart, like a seed that grew into a love of the land and of nature. Eventually, those feelings blossomed into Malk Family Vineyards.
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The Values

The vineyards that produce the fruit for Malk wines have been selected for their unique terroirs that are perfectly suited for the varieties they produce. The best wines are able to capture in bottle both the essence of the land and the distinctive nature of each growing season, which begins with vineyard site selection and thoughtful farming practices. They believe the fruit from these vineyards is among the highest quality that California has to offer.
From the winery
The image of Griffin, our beloved Staffordshire Bull Terrier, graced our labels on our first wine production, and continues to do so with each vintage. The complex nature of Griffin’s personality displayed in a bold and colorful character, exemplifies the attributes of our Cabernet Sauvignon, the first varietal we produced.