Where to Taste Wine in Downtown Petaluma
Healdsburg and Sonoma aren’t the only spots to try wine in Wine Country. When you’re in downtown Petaluma, check out these places.
Healdsburg and Sonoma aren’t the only spots to try wine in Wine Country. When you’re in downtown Petaluma, check out these places.
From wildflower walks to outdoor concerts to a revamped cocktail bar, here are a few things to look forward to in Sonoma County.
With a charming downtown full of excellent restaurants, wine tasting rooms, craft distilleries and shops, Petaluma has all the makings of a great Wine Country getaway.
While culinary experiences at Sonoma County wineries usually focus on wine, this special dinner in Healdsburg is all about bees and honey.
Curated by chef Preeti Mistry, the mission of "Shifting the Lens" is to expand Wine Country’s narrow vision of wine and food pairing to include global ingredients and the culinary talents of women and people of color.
The North Coast (and a few other nearby friends) had 16 winning products in total this year.
The popular annual event will showcase more than 40 wineries that produce less than 1,500 cases per year.
Moveable Feast meal kits for four start at $385. A membership for four meal kits per year is $1,400 or $3,960 for a dinner each month.
From chef Dustin Valette's new wine club to a private lakeside tasting experience, Sonoma County has a lot in store this spring.
Toad in the Hole returns with a new name, Gypsy Cafe becomes Americana Sebastopol and a gastropub is coming to downtown Santa Rosa. Plus more restaurant openings to look forward to.