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…Winery and wineries like Rodney Strong Vineyards and Chateau St. Jean which all gained attention for their excellent Cabernet Sauvignons. Icons of the industry like Beringer and Louis Martini also…
…on tap, like double IPAs, wheat brews, or Grapefruit Ibex infused with zest. The tiny space is family- and dog-friendly and offers snacks like fresh pretzels and flavored popcorn. Fogbelt…
…and live piano music several mornings — Sonoma County’s oldest coffeehouse and roastery is a must-visit stop on your trip. Located in historic downtown Petaluma’s iconic Warehouse District, Petaluma Coffee…
…Notre Vue Estate Winery & Vineyards, La Crema Estate at Saralee’s Vineyard, and Martinelli Winery & Vineyards. You can also head to a beer garden or taproom in Windsor for…
…with the crisp, raspberry fruit flavor providing all you need on the palate. Sonoma County’s Key Zinfandel Regions Sonoma Valley The historic heart of Sonoma Zinfandel begins in the town of…
…joystick classics for those looking for some old-school fun. Fogbelt Brewing Company, Santa Rosa Founded in 2013 by Paul Hawley and Remy Martin, Fogbelt Brewing Company is another reason why…
…Martini, Swan, and old Wente. Syrah is an exciting newcomer, along with Rhône regional white varietals like Roussanne and Marsanne. Merlot remains strong, and there’s some Cabernet Sauvignon to be…
…wellness experience, book a treatment at the Fairmont Spa. Here, visitors can choose from an array of signature treatments, including the Fleur de Vigne Body Bliss, a 60-minute, multi-sensory experience,…
So you’ve booked your trip to Sonoma and now you want to know what to do next (or if you haven’t booked yet, find hotels & lodging here). Here are…
…wine-country comfort food, and discover an incredible list of vintages served late into the evening on most weekends. You also get a glimpse of the fascinating life of famous author…
…and Baden, as well as throughout Austria. But not all of Riesling’s historically important regions are in cool-climate Central Europe. In the 1840s, immigrant winemakers planted Riesling in South Australia,…