Lincourt Wines

All about Lincourt

They are located in the center of California's Sta. Rita Hills, Lincourt Winery is renowned for its estate-grown, handmade wines that showcase the distinctive terroir of the area. Lincourt, a division of Foley Family Wines, was established by Bill Foley in the 1990s and is known for its superior Chardonnay and Pinot Noir-the Sta. Rita Hills AVA, where the winery is situated, is well known for its mild temperature, which permits grapes to mature gradually and create rich flavors and well-balanced acidity.

Lincourt wines are made with a focus on minimal intervention, showcasing the pure expression of the fruit and the land. Every bottle showcases the winery's commitment to quality and artistry, ranging from beautiful, barrel-aged Pinot Noirs to crisp, stainless-steel-fermented Chardonnays. Modern innovation combined with traditional winemaking methods produces wines that are full of character and polished. Lincourt Wine's must-try wines include:

• Lincourt Steel Chardonnay 2021: A bright and refreshing Chardonnay with vibrant citrus and green apple notes, fermented in stainless steel to preserve its crisp acidity.
• Lincourt Rancho Santa Rosa Chardonnay 2020: A rich and complex Chardonnay with layers of vanilla, toasted oak, and ripe tropical fruits showcasing the signature style of Sta. Rita Hills.
• Lincourt Rancho Santa Rosa Pinot Noir 2018: A silky, well-structured Pinot Noir with flavors of dark cherry, raspberry, and earthy spice, balanced by smooth tannins.
• Lincourt Syrah 2017: A bold, full-bodied Syrah with blackberry, plum, and peppery spice notes, delivering a deep and expressive wine experience.
• Lincourt Rose of Grenache 2019: A delicate and refreshing rosé with bright strawberry, watermelon, and floral notes, perfect for warm days and light meals.

Lincourt Winery continues to be a standout producer in Santa Barbara, crafting wines that reflect the elegance and vibrancy of the region. Lincour tastes California's finest winemaking, whether you're enjoying a crisp Chardonnay or a nuanced Pinot Noir.