Saint Laurent

Family owned and estate grown, the Saint Laurent wines are carefully crafted using sustainable practices to take care of the earth, water and vines.

Michael and Laura Laurent Mrachek, have been successful, quality fruit growers of apples, sweet cherries and blueberries, humbly beginning with 4 acres of cherries in 1978. Their success is directly attributed to Michael’s vision to see that diversification would allow him to farm farther into the future. He saw that growing wine grapes would anchor his agricultural portfolio and make a more solid farming operation. His mother’s family, the Mathison clan, farmed tree fruits in the mountain valleys of the Wenatchee area for more than 100 years, and he believed that wine grape production would help to ensure his own "family legacy". The farming operation of Lucky Bohemian Farms now holds 500+ acres of apples, cherries, berries and grapes in 3 geographic locations.

In 1999, Mike planted the first 60 acres, on the Wahluke slope, to Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Today the vineyards blanket 260 prime, fertile acres near the mighty Columbia River. The vineyard sites, on the Wahluke Slope, are located in the heart of the famous Columbia Valley AVA. This terroir is known for several unique characteristics; first, is the great solar intensity – its day length and growing degree days; second, is the unique soil profile and fertility created by ancient lava flows and glacial floods – in the channeled scablands region. This dramatic and fertile growing environment grows consistent luscious, premier wine grapes which are sought out by world class wine makers. The lovely, full bodied and fruit filled wines that our state has become famous for, start with an excellent "terroir". Add to this unique terroir, a very diligent viticulture program. The team at Saint Laurent hopes that you will take a moment to savor the fruits of our "vertically integrated" farming operation from ‘vine to fine wine’.

Website: www.saintlaurent.net

Saint LaurentWines

• Chardonnay
• Syrah Rose
• Merlot
• Cabernet Sauvignon
• Syrah