Between Napa Valley and Burgundy, Diana Snowden Seysses moves with a natural ease that is rare in the international wine world. Raised on the family-owned Snowden Ranch in California, she has spent more than twenty years shaping the work at Domaine Dujac in Morey-Saint-Denis alongside the Seysses family. At the same time, she leads Snowden Vineyards, where only a small portion of the land is planted to vines while the majority is intentionally preserved as forest - a reflection of her deep commitment to long-term stewardship of nature and landscape.
What defines her work is an insatiable curiosity: how can viticulture exist in better balance with nature? How can traditional craftsmanship respond to new challenges such as climate change and resource scarcity? Diana combines precise, hands-on work in the vineyard and cellar with scientific curiosity and an open perspective shaped by two continents.
The result are wines that reflect both place and time - defined by care, patience, and a profound respect for the landscapes from which they emerge.
