Welcome to our new home for Roche Winery! Located just south of the town of Sonoma, the Roche family’s new winery subtlety sits on the valley floor within the their “Tipperary Vineyard” located on their estate in the Carneros AVA. This new 17,000 square foot winery is built for the future of Roche Winery. With a capacity to produce up to 50,000 cases annually, this modern, state-of-the-art winemaking facility was also planned to provide a visitor experience showcasing our well-known Irish hospitality.
Whether visiting the new winery’s tasting room, booking a private tour and tasting, or attending a Roche customer event, all guests will enjoy our indoor and outdoor “Tasting Plaza” with outdoor fireplaces, cabanas, and private group tasting areas. Enjoy all of this while sipping Roche wines and taking in the view of the thousands of acres of vineyards planted on the western slopes of the Sonoma Valley.
Roche Winery & Vineyards
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