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…are perfect any time of year,” says Kailey Priest of Kivelstadt Cellars in Sonoma. “No need to worry about bringing a wine opener with you—you just pop the top and…
…took years for the tongs to pass to Austin, but like golf or food writing, you never really master it. You just keep working at it. “I’ve been around barbecue…
…developed the Russet Burbank potato, he would go on to develop about 800 plant creations in Sonoma County’s mild climate and year-round growing season. Among his big successes are the…
…down to a focused tasting of DaVero’s wines, estate olive oils, and imported 15-year-aged balsamic vinegar. Each wine is complemented with seasonal food pairings. Hotels and Spas Fairmont Sonoma Mission…
…generations of the Fiddler family for more than 100 years, the ranch grows Pinot Noir and Petite Sirah grapes as well as organic apples and wild blackberries, with vegetable and…
…charming, boutique hotel has its own on-site restaurant, Geyserville Grille, and amenities that include a swimming pool and hot tub. Day Two A new day of wine tasting brings a…
…the year for children and adults of all skill levels. Snoopy’s Home Ice The Minnesota-born Schulz was a huge fan of ice skating, and the Peanuts crew was often seen…
…annually women’s role in history, leading to the first official National Women’s History Week during the week of March 8, 1980 (to coincide with International Women’s Day). Seven years later,…
…Here are the most fun (and adorable!) farm animal tours in Sonoma County. Sonoma County Farm Trails Free Tours Each year, Sonoma County Farm Trails hosts a weekend in Spring…
…and is one of the most respected producers of Sonoma County zin. The winery’s Old Vines Zinfandel, sourced from vines that are over 70 years old, is a particular standout….
…micro-batch rye whiskey in their Hotel Petaluma tasting room — and knew they were onto something special. A second-generation Chinese-American looking to start a legacy business, Lee partnered with the Barbers…
…for the Earth because refilling a bottle (versus purchasing new) means fewer carbon emissions and less landfill. Refillable bottles don’t have corks, so they reduce waste and are park- and…