08/18/2026
Legacy and stone on the Royal Slope: Stoneridge Vineyard.
Situated south of Corfu Crossing, Stoneridge is one of the warmest and most iconic sites on the Royal Slope. First planted in 2000 by the Davis family, originally under the name Bedrock Farms due to the relentless battle with the large rocks in the ground, the vineyard pays homage to the tough, gravelly soils that give it its unmistakable character.
Characterized by a diverse mix of Ephrata fine sandy loam, Malaga cobbly and very stony sandy loam, and Quincy fine sand, ranging from 6–60 inches in depth, with significant gravel and stone throughout the site - this makes for exceptionally well‑drained soils.
Today, sustainably farmed under the stewardship of Lawrence Vineyards, Stoneridge continues to yield fruit defined by rich heat-driven concentration, bold structure, and deep, site-specific intensity.