BobDog Wines is the highest winery in Sonoma County and the only Sonoma County winery located in the new Pine Mountain-Cloverdale Peak Appellation, at 2000 feet above the Alexander Valley, surrounded by the Estate Bordeaux grape lands of Sky Pine Vineyards. Why not schedule a personal tour and experience a unique winery.
If we are not on a tractor, and you call ahead, we will make every effort to squeeze you in. We include our visitors in whatever activities are current in the vineyards and/or winery operations. We feature lots of educational content and information with walkabouts the vineyard rows; barrel racking and crush duties as happening. Starting in the vineyard with a discussion of the timely events taking place during the growing season, the tour may also sample grapes, hike up to the panoramic overlook of the Alexander Valley, or practice the fine art of winter pruning. Suggested is 11am or 1pm for the tour, followed by the tasting in the winery.
BobDog Wines & Sky Pine Vineyards
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