Puppy Pairings, Potato Chips and PB&J: Here’s How Napa Wineries Are Attracting a Younger Audience
Recently, we’ve been seeing more out-there tasting offerings, ranging from sour cream and chive potato chips to chocolate dirt to cotton candy fluff.
Recently, we’ve been seeing more out-there tasting offerings, ranging from sour cream and chive potato chips to chocolate dirt to cotton candy fluff.
Screaming deals, great food and best choices for Sonoma County's annual food fest to support local restaurants.
Whether it's Cinco de Mayo or National Margarita Day, Sonoma County serves up some marvelous margaritas any day of the year.
You don’t have to study wine to enjoy drinking it, but learning more about its origins and nuances can certainly enhance the experience.
This event offers $15 wine tastings at 16 participating Sonoma Valley wineries, aiming to make wine tasting more accessible — no reservations required.
The winery plans to move operations to its rural Geyserville headquarters and focus on wine club members.
One signature item will be missing from the menu, but plenty of other Italian dishes will be added.
The winery is a magnet for a hip, younger crowd — but also feels comfortingly familiar to those of us who remember watching reruns of “The Brady Bunch” after school.
With a “food as medicine” philosophy, the Sebastopol cafe’s healthy focus in a temple-like space is a terrific choice for all kinds of diners.
The popular Carmel-by-the-Sea doughnut darling will open in Healdsburg's former Burdock Bar in late spring.