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Category: Sonoma Wineries

Melisa Hall, right, and Sonia Quintero enjoy a glass of wine at Wolves Lovers + Thieves in Glen Ellen on Friday, March 13, 2026. (Christopher Chung/The Press Democrat)

At Wolves Lovers + Thieves in Glen Ellen, Nobody Puts Bubbly in a Corner

April 2026

Sample distinctive sparklers made using three traditional methods at this stylish new tasting room in Glen Ellen.

Ridge Vineyards, Lytton Springs, Dry Creek, Sonoma County. (Robert Holmes)

Three Sonoma County Wineries Leading the Way in Sustainability

April 2026April 2026

Here are three Sonoma County wineries that go above and beyond in their dedication to earth-friendly practices.

After Promise Center’s Easter services, Sunday, April 20, 2025, at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa, kids scramble for their share of 55,000 plastic eggs. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat)

Where to Celebrate Easter in Sonoma County

March 2026April 2026

Easter, April 5, is hopping right around the corner — which means it's time to start planning your Sunday brunches and egg hunts.

Before sitting down to discuss “The Widow Clicquot,” the Dutcher Crossing Winery Book Club paired the tale of the Grande Dame of Champagne with their Grace Reserve Brut Rose and a charcuterie cup Thursday Feb. 26, 2026 in the Dry Creek Valley. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

In California Wine Country, Book Clubs Are Getting a Culinary Upgrade

March 2026March 2026

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.

Martha Stoumen Wines just opened its first tasting room, an inviting spot just steps from the Healdsburg Plaza. (Courtesy of Elli Lauren)

Healdsburg’s New Martha Stoumen Tasting Room Is for Night Owls

March 2026March 2026

Winemaker Martha Stoumen’s inviting new Healdsburg tasting room stays open late serving natural wines and a regularly changing food menu.

Aperture Cellars tasting room in Healdsburg. (Sonoma County Tourism)

Healdsburg Named the Friendliest Small Town in California

February 2026February 2026

If you haven’t been to the friendly town of Healdsburg lately, here are a few favorite recommendations for a quick and easy getaway.

At Dutcher Crossing Winery in Geyserville, vineyard-facing tables sit in a covered breezeway, beneath a pergola, on a paved patio and alongside a pétanque court. Wine Country doesn’t get much prettier than this. (Dutcher Crossing Winery)

Dutcher Crossing Showcases Sonoma County Wines With Front-Row Vineyard Views

February 2026April 2026

Dutcher Crossing was Debra Mathy’s dream. It could be yours, too.

Sonoma Sips Is Back With $15 Wine Tasting Specials

February 2026February 2026

Designed to make wine tasting in Sonoma Valley more accessible, Sonoma Sips is back with over 50 wineries pouring the best of the region.

Bouquet of white and red roses, gift box, glasses with pink or rose champagne or sparkling wine for pair for St. Valentines Day, wedding, gray background, selective focus

Celebrate the Season of Love With Wine Country’s Best Sparkling Rosés

February 2026February 2026

Whether you're celebrating with a partner or friends, Wine Country's delicious rosé sparklers will help you do Valentine’s Day right.

EARTHSeed is a new permaculture farm that both grows food and fosters resilence in the land and its people. One of founder Pandora Thomas’ goals is to make the farm and its products accessible to those who have historically faced barriers to access, particularly communities of color. She hopes to offer a robust program of classes and farming internships. (Beth Schlanker/The Press Democrat)

Over 50 Black-Owned Businesses in Sonoma County

February 2026February 2026

From winemakers to restaurant owners and wardrobe stylists, here are the Black entrepreneurs leaving their mark on Sonoma County.

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