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The Marchelle Story

Marchelle Wines represents a thrilling new chapter in renowned Sonoma winemaker Greg La Follette's journey. Marchelle is a melding of “Mara and Michelle”, the names of Greg and his partner Kevin’s wives, and illustrates a remarkable culmination of their friendship, expertise, passion, and a deep respect for unique and interesting vineyards that is a love story told through wine to their wives.

Featured Wines

Growers Reserve Pinot Noir
Wine enthusiast with a 95-point rating logo.

Delicate with boysenberry, cassis, earthy flavors and glassy tannins.

2021 Growers Reserve Pinot Noir

$46

van der Kamp Vineyard Pinot Noir
Double Gold Medal at the SF Chronicle Wine Competition

Complex and savory herbaceous notes in a lip-smacking and deceptively full-bodied wine

2022 van der Kamp Pinot Noir

$84

Lorenzo Vineyard Chardonnay
Gold Medal at the SF Chronicle Wine Competition

A youthful golden hue reveals a fresh perfume of honeysuckle, golden apple, and lemon curd.

2022 Lorenzo Chardonnay

$62

Barrel-to-Bottle Tasting with Marchelle

Join Greg La Follette and Evan Damiano for an intimate tasting experience straight from the barrel. This is your chance to explore Marchelle’s upcoming vintages before they’re released — raw, expressive, and unfiltered. Discover how our wines evolve over time, and learn directly from the winemakers shaping them.

  • Zinfandel vines from Jessie's Grove Vineyard

    Old Vines vs. New Vines: What's the Difference in the Glass?

    Old vines aren’t just agricultural assets — they’re living history. Many old vine sources, like Jessie’s Grove and Bechthold Vineyard, are among the oldest continuously farmed vineyards in the country.

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  • A Day with Marchelle Winery

    The Wineshop Punk Blog

    After a lifetime of finding growers, winemakers, and business managers, Greg La Follette is now home.

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  • Behind the Grape

    123-year old Colombard vines

    Go behind the scenes with winemaker Evan Damiano in this episode of Behind the Grape.

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