Three Sticks Wines owns, farms, and produces every grape and drop of wine that we make from our vineyards. We are autonomous. Having the freedom to grow as we design and desire is precious. We have learned that growing into our collection of vineyards has given us the ability to shift and flex proactively with a dynamic environment and not just in response to it. A position that has led to many winemaking and farming triumphs that we are committed to expanding on.
Three Sticks’ commitment to stewardship of the land and people is reflected in our home, the Vallejo-Casteñada Adobe. The Adobe was originally built in 1842 by Salvador Vallejo, brother to General Mariano Vallejo, and has been lovingly restored with the help of renowned San Francisco designer Ken Fulk. Our home showcases his signature touch, fusing timeless elegance with contemporary allure, and is recognized as a Sonoma landmark.
Experience the magic of our 1842 Vallejo Casteñada Adobe in downtown Sonoma. Choose from one of our guided tasting experiences led by our knowledgeable hosts as you taste our estate-grown wines. Rooted deeply in the essence of California, our Adobe is a testament to the region’s rich heritage. By appointment only, we ensure that every visit is an intimate and personalized experience unlike any other.
Three Sticks Wines
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