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Category: Sonoma Wineries

The outdoor terrace at Gary Farrell Vineyards & Winery in Healdsburg. (Gary Farrell Vineyards & Winery)

Where to Celebrate Sonoma County Wine Month

April 2022April 2022

If you need an excuse to get outdoors and drink wine, this is it.

Kendall-Jackson Wine Estate & Gardens in Santa Rosa. (Courtesy of Kendall-Jackson)

Kendall-Jackson to Host Kentucky Derby Party in Santa Rosa

March 2022May 2022

Derby Day festivities include a large-screen viewing of Kentucky Derby races, fashion contests, Southern food, mint juleps and wine, of course.

Scribe Winery’s head farmer, Stephen Carter, lived many lives before finding his way into farming. His carefully tended organic gardens are a thing of beauty in the spring. (Eileen Roche/for Sonoma Magazine)

Meet the Head Farmer at One of Sonoma’s Most Beautiful Winery Gardens

March 2022April 2022

Reveling in the season’s most beautiful vegetables with farmer Stephen Carter of Sonoma’s Scribe Winery.

The garden at Quivira Vineyards in Healdsburg. (Courtesy of Quivira Vineyards)

Where to Taste Rhone Varietal Wines in Sonoma County

March 2022March 2022

Rhone varietal wines can offer a refreshing change of pace for wine drinkers seeking something new.

More and more Sonoma grapegrowers are using cover crops, like this red clover, to build soil health without the use of chemical fertilizers. (Shutterstock)

What Is Regenerative Grape Growing? Plus 3 Sonoma Wines to Try

March 2022March 2022

Regenerative agriculture takes a more holistic approach to farming that takes into account the welfare of the soil, workers and animals.

Mustard, Dry Creek Valley. (photo by John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Pair Wine With Wildflowers Along These Sonoma County Routes

March 2022March 2022

These three routes offer eye-catching spring colors and plenty of refreshment stations — tasting rooms — to make a tour even more enjoyable.

The tasting barn at Horse & Plow in Sebastopol. (Scott Hampton)

Where to Taste Natural Wines in Sonoma County

February 2022February 2022

Natural wines, made in a low-intervention style, are growing in popularity among winemakers and wine drinkers alike.

3 Favorite Pét-Nat Sparklers from Sonoma County

February 2022February 2022

“Pét-nat” or pétillant naturel wines are light, playful sparklers. They're perfect for sunny days outdoors.

Beautiful Kunde

Pruning Season Is a Great Time to Visit Sonoma Vineyards

February 2022February 2022

Local wineries are inviting guests for tours and tastings as mustard blooms between dormant vines that are shaped for the coming harvest season.

The Marine Layer tasting room in downtown Healdsburg. (Gretchen Gause)

The Most Exciting Tasting Room Openings of 2021

December 2021January 2022

Here are Sonoma County's most exciting tasting room debuts in 2021, all of them highly recommended for ringing in 2022.

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