
Nestled in the heart of San Diego County’s Backcountry,
Hawk’s Point Vineyards has been passionately cultivating exceptional winegrapes since 2021. Our continuous pursuit of quality and tradition has made us a trusted source for local wineries and winemakers dedicated to crafting outstanding wines.
We specialize in traditional, full-bodied red grapes, including:
In addition, our Vermentino thrives as a robust white grape, offering versatility and character
Purchase Agreements and Contracts for our premium winegrapes are made available to interested buyers each March.

For several years, we’ve been fascinated and inspired by the passion and dedication of local vineyard enthusiasts here in the Backcountry. Their commitment to cultivating distinctive, high-quality vines encouraged us to become part of this growing community.
We immersed ourselves in the craft—studying local pruning techniques, taking part in seasonal harvests, and discovering the unique character of Backcountry-grown vines.
In 2015, we established a small demonstration vineyard to showcase select grape varieties and evaluate their viability in our unique climate and soil conditions. This hands-on approach allowed us to carefully observe growth patterns, resilience, and overall performance.

We are devoted to nurturing the health of our vines through a natural, minimalist approach rooted in respect for the land.
Our row cover retains moisture, prevents erosion, and fosters rich biodiversity within the soil, creating a living foundation for balanced growth.
We have embraced regenerative pruning methods to cultivate resilient, vigorous vines capable of producing grapes of exceptional character and quality.
Each spring, our vineyard awakens in a vibrant superbloom of wildflowers. We celebrate the annual return of bees, birds, and barn owls — vital partners in the life of our estate and stewards of its ecological balance.
Blessed are You, O Lord our God, King of the Universe, Creator of the Fruit of the Vine.
1842 Honey Springs Road, Jamul, California 91935, United States

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