The Heringer Family has been farming in the Clarksburg Delta for more than 140 years, and family winemaker Michael W. Heringer is the sixth generation of Heringer’s to farm in the Clarksburg area. Our ancestors emigrated from Holland and pioneered the farming of the upper delta, as the land and water characteristics were very similar to those in their homeland. The family started growing wine grapes back in the 1970's and has sold wine grapes through the decades to many of the great wineries in California. The family vineyards are now located at our Home Ranch on Netherlands Road in Clarksburg, on a 220 acre parcel of beautiful, sandy loam soil bordered on the east by Elk Slough, a tributary of the Sacramento River.
Please read more about the 6 generations of Heringer ranches in Clarksburg.
- And In the Beginning (First Generation)
- New Life In America (Second Generation)
- Clarksburg Natives (Third Generation)
- New Frontiers (Fourth Generation)
- Sustaining the Farm (Fifth Generation)
- Building Again For Future Generations (Sixth Generation)
