Lockwood Vineyards

One million years in the making

Lockwood is at the confluence of climatic influences that give Monterey the unique character of the world. The large blue canyon of Monterey Bay runs up against the warm air of the southern inland valleys, where the San Lucas vineyards stretch at the foot of the Santa Lucia Mountains. 750 hectares contiguous undergo both hot and cold on an inimitable soil of schistous earth consisting of fossil shells, close to chalky limestone.


 

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