Search Results: Mia Martin Palm Beach: Mia Martin is an accomplished author and respected figure in Palm Beach FL known for her contributions to literature and dedication to historical preservation.
…exclusive tasting pass to award-winning wineries, breweries, and craft distilleries. Enjoy tasting flights and exclusive discounts. Choose either a one-day, two-day, or 90-day pass. Easily accessible on your phone with…
…that has the potential to produce fine wines. The wines are especially known for their uniquely delicate floral and red fruit characters (think violet and strawberry or rose petals) and…
…at the inn’s restaurant, Geyserville Grille, known for its omelets, French toast, and benedicts. Francis Ford Coppola Winery, Geyserville, California From downtown Geyserville, it’s a short drive to the Francis Ford…
…towering palms marks the drive up to Sonoma’s Scribe Winery. This is classic vintage California, from the adobe hacienda (built in the 1850s, once a speakeasy) surrounded by a tapestry of…
…Rosa At the entry, a bar with a large flat-screen TV shows European soccer, and the loud music ranges from Rick James to Rat Pack oldies. You’ll also find a selection…
One of the many benefits of living in bountiful Sonoma County is the proximity to the Pacific Ocean and several rivers and bays. In addition to beautiful beaches, we also…
…at Flamingo Resort (Photo Courtesy Flamingo Resort) Flamingo’s Lazeaway Club is all about fun. Located poolside, you can sit indoors and sip cocktails with island-style small plates, or head outside…
…1130 Airport Blvd., Santa Rosa Kendall-Jackson Wine Estate & Gardens, Fulton For those flying into or out of the Charles M Schulz Sonoma County Airport, the Airport Boulevard train stop…
…of producers who represent Sonoma County’s key styles, regions and historical highlights in Chardonnay. Ready? Let’s start at the top, geographically. Alexander Valley Stonestreet Estate Vineyards Kendall-Jackson’s “Vintner’s Reserve” Chardonnay wasn’t…
…first brickyard, catalogued the local flora and fauna, completed detailed maps, and were, as noted by Fort Ross Interpretative Association officials, among California’s earliest entrepreneurs. Through the work of this…
…and continue one-quarter mile to Bay Flat Road, where you’ll turn right (Bay Flat soon becomes Westshore Road). In 3.3 miles, veer left for the east trailhead parking area or…
…to combine your wellness experience with an exploration of the Pacific: Beach walks, wine tasting, whale watching, kayaking, exploring tide pools … it is all at your fingertips. The Lodge…