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…focusing not on each crooked branch and the scars brought on by the years, but your entire life in all its grandness, with you standing strong at the center, having…
…more. Encouraging pollinators is one way Bees-N-Blooms in Santa Rosa farms sustainably Sonoma County farmers also contribute to reversal of the greenhouse effect by focusing on organic, biodynamic, and sustainablefarming….
…and Japanese acupuncturist out of Petaluma. (For more about Erin and her company, check out our Cultivated video series.) Herb Folk makes teas, broths and herbal formula powders, using sustainably…
…biodynamically in the Mayacamas Mountains. Mahle’s Gamay Noir is made using a combo of whole-cluster fermentation and carbonic maceration to conserve its freshness. This light-bodied red displays aromas and flavors…
…hikers start wandering off established routes, it can destroy habitat and create a confusing network of side trails. These user-generated trails are known as “social trails,” and they can appear…
…including meat and produce sourced from local farmers and ranchers. Cocktails are made using fresh ingredients as well as locally sourced spirits, wine, and beer. The bar also offers live…
…Three Leaves desserts are made using no refined sugars or flours, so if you’re looking for something to satiate your sweet tooth that won’t leave you feeling too guilty, this…
…Beyond using solar energy and opting for natural alternatives to pesticides, Medlock Ames has committed to leaving most of its land wild, only harvesting grapes on 44 acres of its…
…Slow Food snail-approved bakery cooks up delicious and fun handcrafted natural cookies, using organic, local, and seasonal ingredients. COOKIE … Take a Bite! is thoughtful about the environment and the…
…And remember, when you’re posting those photos from your mid-week adventures, be sure to tag us on Facebook and Instagram, using the hashtags #SonomaCounty and #LifeOpensUp. We look forward to seeing you! Written by…
…their website or at their tasting room. Vampire’s Kiss (with sparkling wine) Ditch the grenadine-heavy, overly sweet Vampire’s Kiss for this light, bright, pretty version using sparkling wine. 1 ounce…
…find and mulching well. They need lots of water (she suggests using buckets of grey water from the shower) and frequent fertilizing. In Sonoma’s ideal growing climate, Larkin is able…