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…SCT shares the destination’s legacy in fostering unity, creativity, and authenticity within Sonoma County’s diverse community of artisans, farmers, winemakers, and hospitality professionals. This ethos is woven into the region’s…
…only to wine tasting but also to artisans and farm-to-table eateries. Region at the Barlow, Sebastopol, California Region at the Barlow Region showcases more than 20 Sonoma County wine producers…
…public about the significance of supporting regional agriculture. Their overarching mission is to ensure the ongoing economic sustainability of Sonoma County’s agricultural sector while fostering an understanding of agriculture as…
…is hardy and cold-tolerant, and forms small, round green berries that turn a pretty gold color, often speckled with “freckles” when ripe. Riesling is rarely blended. In the Alsace region…
…equestrians will find nearly 8 miles of trails. (Dogs are not allowed at Shiloh Ranch.) Foothill Regional Park, Windsor Foothill Regional Park boasts 211 acres of grassy meadows (dappled with…
Named after an enterprising pioneer by the name of Cyrus Alexander, the Alexander Valley was considered a better place to grow wheat and raise cattle before it gained fame for…
…sub-regions in Sonoma County. Of its 4,600 acres, just 230 acres are planted with grapevines. Jackson Family Vineyards Top Grapes The long season and high sunlight exposure here favor red…
Soaring more than 2,000 feet above Sonoma Valley, the highest vineyards in the Moon Mountain District American Viticultural Area (AVA) enable clear-day views of San Francisco from 50 miles away,…
…blanc de noirs. Sonoma County’s Key Pinot Noir Regions Russian River Valley Russian River Valley The quintessential Sonoma County Pinot Noir region, the Russian River Valley itself contains a number…