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…“Petaluma Gap” wines bottled and labeled before 2018 will be found at wineries and retailers, even if the wines originated from the new AVA. It remains to be seen how…
…out at the first heat wave or climate surprise. Syrah grapes just give a slightly different and ever-interesting style of wine. Some Sonoma County wineries aim for Syrah that is…
Sonoma County is home to almost 60,000 acres of vineyards, plus more than 400 wineries, so naturally, a visit wouldn’t be complete without tasting some of the area’s excellent wine….
…what to expect when visiting Sonoma County after the fires: 1. More than 425 wineries are open for you With hundreds of wineries countywide, you’ve got a lot of options to…
…vineyard acres here, but just five wineries. Top Grapes & Wine Varietals Chalk Hill is known best for Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, and Merlot. Semillon, Syrah, Sangiovese, and…
…is world-renowned for its wineries, excellent restaurants, and a quietly luxurious Mediterranean-style resort, the Kenwood Inn and Spa. Some of California’s best wineries are located in tiny Kenwood. Numerous wineries…
…Harvest at the Wineries Harvested winegrapes arrive at a winery crush pad in huge plastic bins During harvest, wineries are also abuzz with activity. Trucks (often with refrigeration) bring grapes to…
…the West Sonoma Coast AVA member wineries grow grapes in several different regions. They pick grapes at their coastal vineyards and transport them back to their wineries to crush. The…
While Sonoma County wineries are often best known for their vintages and tastings, there are plenty of area wineries that offer experiences that don’t involve drinking wine. Whether you’re a designated driver, want to practice soulful travel,…
