A message from Shelly Lynn Cook

There’s something sacred about gravel.

It crunches beneath your tires, dusts your boots, and carries generations of footsteps long before pavement ever arrived.

My grandfather’s farm was built on that gravel — on hard work, prayer, and the belief that land was something you cared for, not something you sold off when times got tough. Every fence post, every vine, every view from this place carries a piece of his story… and it’s that story we’re fighting to keep alive.

Today, when so many farms are being swallowed by development, Reitano Vineyards stands as a promise — a promise that land, family, and faith still matter. That the gravel road still leads somewhere beautiful.

And that’s why we’ve launched the Reitano Wine Clubs — not just as a way to share our wines, but as a way to invite others to help us save the gravel.