Gracianna Lasaga. A Strong Woman.
The Gracianna Winery story pays tribute to the Amador Family’s maternal grandmother, Gracianna Lasaga. It is the story of family and the origin of the gratitude that was passed down to us. Born on the French side of the Basque Pyrenees, Gracianna emigrated to the United States as a young woman. The hardworking and beautiful Gracianna and her beloved husband John raised thousands of sheep in Santa Barbara County then settling in Santa Maria, California. Money was tight especially the months before slaughter. As practiced for centuries by European sheepherders, John would offer “chits” in the form of coins good for a certain number of sheep as an IOU to pay for goods and mercantile—to hold them over until the herd was sold off.
The Amadors cherish the single remaining coin that their great grandfather used of the 1,000 minted.

The Amadors take seriously the care and devotion that goes into crafting and detailing each bottle of wine. Gracianna uses proven winemaking best practices and processes assimilated from the world’s leading winemakers that combines science and craftsmanship mixed with the desire to make the perfect wine experience.
Gracianna presents an ultra-premium wine experience for wine lovers who have something to be grateful for.






