How to Do Wine and Chocolate the Sonoma Way on Valentine’s Day
Planning on celebrating love with a bottle of red and your favorite dark chocolate? You may want to reconsider.
Planning on celebrating love with a bottle of red and your favorite dark chocolate? You may want to reconsider.
Without their own winemaking facilities, tasting rooms and marketing budgets, micro-winery brands have to work hard to sell their wines in these extraordinarily unusual times.
When it comes to producing world-class cabernet sauvignon, Sonoma County has long played second fiddle to Napa. An Alexander Valley winery owner is looking to turn the tables.
Half-bottles are the perfect size for sharing and for sampling multiple wines. They also make for great stocking stuffers and can be added to gift baskets.
Several Sonoma County wineries exude an Italian vibe that will remind visitors of Tuscany, without the plane flight.
Add these tasting rooms to your list of places to visit this holiday season.
Flying mostly under radar, these local wineries are making micro-amounts of wine that is mighty good.
These local wineries are winter-ready with tents, canopies, space heaters, and plush blankets.
Just in time for the holidays: the top 100 wines made in Sonoma County.
These wineries are making big moves to do the right thing for the land, vines, wines, employees and neighbors.