06/22/2026
Meet Mary Tiscornia, owner of Escalle š“
We drive past its long, tree-lined fence on Magnolia every day: The historic Escalle Winery, Larkspurās oldest and largest property.
Escalle occupies 29 acres of King Mountain, including a barn, home, garden and winery dating from 1881 - and owner Mary Tiscornia is as fascinating as the history of the estate itself.
Mary rarely opens Escalleās gates to the public these days, but when she does, it is for a good cause. And we at LCF are extremely grateful that Mary will again host our Rose Bowl Dance fundraiser on Saturday, September 19!
LCF spoke with Mary about the storied history of Escalle, the challenges of land management, and what itās like to ride a horse from Larkspur to Stinson for the day.
Click here to read the full interview on our website:
It isnāt easy managing the largest and oldest private property in Larkspur, what with falling trees, aging buildings, neverending mowing and trespassing turkeys that act like they own the place. But as the latest in an esteemed line of Escalleās stewards, Mary Tiscornia handles it with aplomb. T...