Eric and young Riley working in vineyard

Flanagan Wines was born out of my love for wine.  I visited wine growing regions around the world from New Zealand to Greece. I was fascinated by how the changes in soils and climate created different styles of wine from same grape variety.  This led to an interest in vineyard sites and to a focus on the soils and the climates that made each unique.  In 1999 I purchased 40 acres on the heights of Bennett Mountain and Riley and I planted our first grapevine. In 2016 I purchased a great site just outside Healdsburg, redeveloped the vineyards, and moved our production to our new winery. I now produce wines from several of the most highly regarded vineyards in Sonoma County. Flanagan Wines is known for making great wines from the best vineyards in Sonoma County.  

Eric, Kit, and their 3 daughters (Riley, Lola, and Ruby) make their home in Healdsburg along with their 3 dogs.

Our Story
Eric standing next to classic truck
our story
Eric standing next to classic truck

Flanagan Wines was born out of my love for wine.  I visited wine growing regions around the world from New Zealand to Greece and I was fascinated by how the same grape variety produced different wines in different locations.  This led to an interest in great vineyard sites and a focus on the soils and the climate that made each unique.  In 1999 I chose to act on my interest by purchasing 40 acres on the heights of Bennett Mountain and planting our first vineyard. I now produce wines from several of the most highly regarded vineyard sites in Sonoma County. Flanagan Wines is becoming known for making great wines from the best vineyards in Sonoma County.  

Eric, Kit, and their 3 daughters (Riley, Lola, and Ruby) make their home in Healdsburg along with their 3 dogs.

FLANAGAN WINES
Eric and young Riley working in vineyard

Eric Flanagan

Proprieter

Kit

Kit Flanagan

Riley Flanagan

“Cellar rat”
Owner | Riley’s Rows

Lola Flanagan

Ruby Flanagan

Isabella
estate winemaker

A native of Montreal Canada, Isabelle grew up surrounded by more maple trees than grapevines.