In California Wine Country, Book Clubs Are Getting a Culinary Upgrade
Across Sonoma and Napa counties, a new kind of book club is taking shape — one where stories are discussed over shared dishes, curated wines and a growing sense of community.
Across Sonoma and Napa counties, a new kind of book club is taking shape — one where stories are discussed over shared dishes, curated wines and a growing sense of community.
Alongside their traditional offerings, many Sonoma County brewers craft their own hard seltzers. Here are three favorites to try.
In the past few years, Sonoma County’s breweries have created a beer culture where everyone is welcome and fun is always on tap.
St. Helena collective showcases nuanced wines by Thomas Rivers Brown.
Tired of being the designated driver? This roadside bar in Petaluma offers a selection of 20 draft beers, and free shuttles Friday through Sunday.
No luxury home is complete without an expansive wine room.
Blink and you’ll miss it: another craft-beer taproom opening in Sonoma County.
In an old white barn on a ranch west of Petaluma is Graham’s Country Store, a throwback to the days when artsy folks had a shop just around the corner.
Although Sonoma’s mushroom-hunting season got off to a slow start, 2016 could turn out to be the best year for fungi fanatics since California’s drought began four years ago.