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…veggies, fruit, dairy, and more believe in the health and safety of the soil, water, air, workers, neighbors, and animals. This commitment to sustainable farming produces not only a collective…
…the other floating particles of yeast from these beautiful creators to collect in the tank and create their own flavors. Soil terroir is important in Sonoma County wine, but we…
…and prunes thrived here in the town’s early decades, but once the California wine boom of the 1970s found its way to the valley’s rich, gravelly soil, grazing fields and…
…Vines Wines Winegrower Paul Sloan has created a little piece of Burgundy in Sonoma County. In rolling hills of dusty, Goldridge soil northwest of the town of Sebastopol, amid Gravenstein…
…cheese from Redwood Hill Farm – Capracopia Fertile soil and a mild climate mean that Sonoma County includes wonderful dairy farmland, with a thriving community of artisan cheese makers, where…
…on Sonoma Mountain. Their estate is a model of Biodynamic farming practices, designed to function as its ecosystem of plants, animals, and healthy soil. Benziger’s Tribute and Solstice blends typify…
…as “the girls” — is only part of the farm’s effort toward sustainability. The girls’ manure is captured, composted, and spread onto Achidinha’s fields to nourish the soil; between rains,…
…Sauvignon Blanc Regions Alexander Valley Wine Region This warm region is rich with gravelly soils and provides a natural home to Sauvignon Blanc. Notable wineries for Sauvignon Blanc in Sonoma…
…at this farm enjoy a pasture rotation every few days, which prevents overgrazing and naturally nourishes the soil. Wise Acre is open and free to visitors all day, every day….
…goes into the vineyard to coax the best expression out of the site. He covers the growing season, different blocks, soils and history.” Guests can taste wines from the inn’s…
…digging the soil, he hit stone — a large stone, and one that didn’t look like an ordinary stone. In fact, the stone had once been a tree, and Evans…
…could be controlled by grazing animals, native plants could be used to encourage pollinators, and soil-enriching compost might be made from food scraps and landscape trimmings. Bathrooms at Hotel E…