Pair Wine With Wildflowers Along These Sonoma County Routes
These three routes offer eye-catching spring colors and plenty of refreshment stations — tasting rooms — to make a tour even more enjoyable.
These three routes offer eye-catching spring colors and plenty of refreshment stations — tasting rooms — to make a tour even more enjoyable.
Natural wines, made in a low-intervention style, are growing in popularity among winemakers and wine drinkers alike.
“Pét-nat” or pétillant naturel wines are light, playful sparklers. They're perfect for sunny days outdoors.
Local wineries are inviting guests for tours and tastings as mustard blooms between dormant vines that are shaped for the coming harvest season.
Here are Sonoma County's most exciting tasting room debuts in 2021, all of them highly recommended for ringing in 2022.
After the regular harvest concludes, but before vines shut down for the winter, a winemaker has one more chance to put their touch on the nearly-finished vintage with a late-harvest offering.
The time to sip and shop is now, and the choices of Sonoma-made bubbly are many.
These wineries have made wine tasting on Thanksgiving a tradition and close their doors early enough that staff and visitors still have time to enjoy their feast at home.
Guests can see the work in action, meet one-on-one with winemakers and explore rare wines they might never find otherwise.
These winemakers may not be well-known yet but they are well worth discovering.