Where the flavors of Washington meet the spirit of Montana, a family tradition pours on​
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In the wide-open heart of Montana, where the sky stretches forever and the pace of life invites you to linger, there’s a place where great wine is born. Our story began in 2010, when Clint Peck — a fourth-generation Montanan with an adventurous spirit and an appreciation for fine wine — decided to bring the craft of winemaking to his home in Billings, Montana. His vision was simple yet ambitious: combine the world-class grapes of Washington with the hard work, grit, and hospitality Montana is known for. From the very beginning, it wasn’t just about making wine. It was about creating an experience worth savoring, a connection between the land, the people, and the glass in your hand.
Today, that dream lives on through the hands and hearts of his daughter and son-in-law, Sarah and Brandon Skarsten. Each harvest, they travel to Washington’s renowned Yakima Valley to hand-select premium grapes. From the moment the grapes arrive in Billings, Brandon and Sarah are there — overseeing the crush, tending the fermentations, monitoring the quiet magic of barrel aging, and finally, bottling each wine by hand. It’s here, in the heart of Big Sky Country, that we marry the flavors of Washington’s terroir with the spirit of Montana hospitality.
Our wines carry with them more than flavor — they carry the story of two regions working in harmony, of a family’s commitment to their craft, and of the joy that comes from sharing something made with intention. Each pour is a piece of Montana hospitality and a taste of Washington’s finest fruit, a bridge between where the grapes grow and where the memories are made.
Whether you’re opening a bottle to mark a milestone or to simply unwind at the end of the day, you’re not just drinking wine. You’re taking part in our story — one rooted in heritage, grown through hard work, and poured with pride. From our family to yours, we welcome you to slow down, savor the moment, and taste the story of a Montana legacy in every sip.