In 1989, Carolyn and Jim Pride purchased Summit Ranch and began restoring this historic property, releasing their first vintage of Pride Mountain in 1991. Family-owned and operated, Carolyn and her children Suzanne Pride Bryan and Steven Pride manage this 235 acre estate located along the Mayacamas Mountain Range. The winery and vineyards straddle the dividing line between Napa and Sonoma. As such, Pride Mountain wines can be designated Napa Valley, Sonoma County or both, each carrying the tagline of, “One Ranch - Two Counties.” Winemaker Sally Johnson holds a master’s degree from the UC Davis winemaking program and is assisted by associate winemaker Romel Rivera and Steven Pride. The sustainably farmed vineyards are planted to six major soil formations. The dominant soil type is the Goulding cobbly loam association that has a large percentage of cobbles and gravel that provide exceptionally good drainage.