Encircled by pathways and enveloped by robust stone buildings, winery visitors feel the romance of the region and the strength of time.

Sutton Suzuki Architects nestled this native stone winery upon an embroidered knoll of wildflowers and laced the landscape with lyrical pathways.

The two main buildings were tied together with graceful curving walkways and the structures were subtly juxtaposed to create the impression that the site was developed over time.

Simple architectural shapes respond to the quarried stone and pay homage to the traditions of the region.