Texas Roots Since
The family first settled near Sandy, Texas.
Family owned · Johnson City, Texas
The long way home.
Two native Texas families, a century of family land, and a shared belief in what Texas wine can become.
A century of coming home
Family land, carried forward
Kristina and Adrienne grew up traveling Sandy Road to visit their grandmother on the farm. The wild land that once held cows and childhood adventures now carries 22 acres of vines, along with a commitment to pass this place forward stronger than we found it.
Sandy Road is named for the quiet road that has always led the family home.
Vigneron and winemaker
A friendship became a craft
Reagan Sivadon entered the cellar through a lifelong friendship with Ron Yates and learned the work from the ground up at Spicewood Vineyards. At Sandy Road, that experience closes the loop: he farms the vines, makes the wines, and shares them at the same family table.
The windmill
The first sign of coming home.
For Adrienne and Kristina, the windmill was always the first thing they saw when they arrived at the ranch to visit their grandparents. It meant they were home, surrounded by family and ready to share the kind of time together that becomes a lifelong memory.
When it came time to choose a symbol for Sandy Road, the windmill was the natural choice. We made it our logo because this winery is an extension of our family and this land. Every time you visit the estate or open one of our wines, we hope we are sharing a small piece of our family with yours and helping create new memories together.